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Trade Balances in China and the US Are Largely Driven by Domestic Macro Forces
September 12, 2024
Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas
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Ceyla Pazarbasioglu
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Krishna Srinivasan
,
Rodrigo Valdés
Worries that China’s external surpluses result from industrial policies reflect an incomplete view
Economic growth
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Asia's Growth and Inflation Outlook Improves, but Risks Remain
April 29, 2024
Krishna Srinivasan
The regional outlook has strengthened as price pressures have moderated, although China’s property market correction and geoeconomic fragmentation remain key risks.
Climate finance
Explainer: How Asia Can Unlock $800 Billion of Climate Financing
January 29, 2024
Ritu Basu
,
Cheng Hoon Lim
Governments, central banks, financial supervisors, and multilateral institutions must coordinate and develop a comprehensive strategy to attract more private capital.
Economic growth
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Harm From ‘De-Risking’ Strategies Would Reverberate Beyond China
October 17, 2023
Diego Cerdeiro
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Siddharth Kothari
,
Dirk Muir
The negative impact of ‘de-risking’ strategies by major economies would be felt beyond China, while comprehensive reforms in China could generate significant positive spillovers
Economic growth
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Asia Continues to Fuel Global Growth, but Economic Momentum is Slowing
October 13, 2023
Yan Carrière-Swallow
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Krishna Srinivasan
The region is likely to see faster disinflation, but prospects for growth in coming years are dimming
Financial sector stability
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Asia Must Monitor Rising Corporate Debt Amid Higher Interest Rates
May 24, 2023
Thomas Helbling
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Shanaka J. Peiris
,
Monica Petrescu
Elevated borrowing costs are adding to risks that some companies may default on their debt as central banks keep interest rates higher for longer to contain inflation
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