Speaking at the Asia Economic Dialogue via video conferencing, he cited the Indian government's efforts to deal with the Covid pandemic, saying free rations were given to 800 million people
Japan's industrial output dropped in December 2021 from a month earlier, the government said in a report on Monday
State oil giant Saudi Aramco sets its crude prices based on recommendations from customers and after calculating the change in the value of its oil.
Indian Oil Corp. and Gujarat State Petroleum Corp. have recently bought spot cargoes of liquefied natural gas after being absent from the market for months, according to traders
Thanks to a blistering first half amid a global boom, initial public offerings in the region have reached $190 billion so far this year.
Till date, a total of 28 patients infected with Omicron have been reported in the state
Asian firms also accounted for most large issuances of convertible bonds
Factory activity in October expanded in Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia as operations gradually normalised after being hit by shutdowns caused by a spike in COVID-19 infections.
Covid-19 remains an overhang on the near-term growth outlook of Asia and lockdown measures are constraining consumption growth, Morgan Stanley said on Friday.Strength in exports and capex has lifted Asia's overall GDP closer to its pre-Covid path, but consumption remains below its pre-Covid path, it said in a research report titled 'The Viewpoint: The Next Phase in Asia's Recovery' authored by Chetan Ahya, Derrick Y Kam and Jonathan Cheung.However, the report forecast vaccination rates for adult population reaching 80 per cent or higher in 10 out of 12 economies (accounting for 95 per cent of the region's GDP) in the region by 4Q21."These high rates of vaccinations will allow policymakers to shift their Covid management strategy and allow restrictions to be relaxed, which we expect in turn lead to a full-fledged recovery in growth from early next year."Powered by all its engines, said the report, Asia's growth momentum should improve in the coming quarters. GDP levels will exceed ...
The kingdom sends more than 60% of its exports to Asia, with China, India, South Korea and Japan being the biggest buyers.
Health care is Asia's worst-performing sector this year
Asian factory activity expanded moderately in December thanks to robust demand in regional giant China, business surveys showed on Monday
Cash-strapped Pakistan's economy, which has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, will turn around and grow 1.5-2.5 per cent in the current fiscal year, according to the country's central bank. In its annual report for the fiscal 2019-20 released on Wednesday, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) said the nation's economy seems poised to pick up from where it was before the COVID-19 shock, The Express Tribune reported on Wednesday. Pakistan's central bank has projected that the COVID-19 hit national economy will turn around and grow 1.5-2.5 per cent in the current fiscal year, the report said. Like other nations, Pakistan's economy has been hit hard by the coronavirus effect that has so far claimed the lives of 7,248 people and infected 365,927 others in the country. Pakistan has already been in a deep financial crisis and has been negotiating a bailout package from the International Monetary fund, apart from taking massive financial help from its close allies, including China. W
It's also offering 60,000 job training opportunities for youth below the age of 24 over the next three years across its retail and institutional businesses in the region
In India, where lockdowns have stalled private spending, GDP will shrink by 9% this year, sharply down from June's forecast of -4%
Though Asia's external & fiscal buffers are generally more robust than those in other regions, equipping governments with more policy space, their policy responses will only cushion some of the impact
sia's economy is likely to suffer zero growth this year for the first time in 60 years, the IMF said in a report on the Asia-Pacific region
Book review of RESURGENT ASIA: Diversity in Development
In his book, 'Resurgent Asia: Diversity in Development', Nayyar writes that Asia, is set to regain its dominant position in the global architecture
ADB also slashed its growth estimate for India to 6.5 per cent from 7 per cent