17 Quotes by Robert Subbaraman

Low inflation buys the Bank of Korea some time before the next rate hike.

Policy makers need to shift their focus from stimulating growth to guarding against economic excesses and inflation.

It is likely that the investment-to-GDP ratio for 2004 will be revised down closer to 40 percent.

Most of the Asian countries' recoveries have been more v-shaped than we first thought.

We'll be watching the oil price and the currency, which would be the two biggest risks. But Korea proves to be remarkably resilient so far to oil and the stronger currency.

The only real news was that the Korea government is going to inject some money into some of the banks.

There is always pressure and challenges for an economy as big as China's that is changing so rapidly, becoming more market-based and reforming in so many ways.

There is a lot of inequality in terms of urban workers being a lot richer than rural workers and the coastal regions a lot richer than the western regions, so there is a challenge of trying to find jobs for the people moving to the cities.

It's not a popular job to be the person to take the punchbowl away from the party. But you don't want to get too much exuberance.