Increasing commodity prices are a concern among policymakers and businesses, but Oxford Economics remains sanguine about its implications
Economy, Policy & Business
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There is more to ambiguous central bank communication than meets the eye
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A steady improvement in global and domestic demand have boosted China’s economic recovery, but risks to the downside remain
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Can China ‘serve the foreign’?
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The financing of public deficits by commercial banks is a major risk in several emerging economies
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East and Southeast Asia have been performing the role of ‘factory of the world’ for more than two decades. Will it continue to do so post-COVID?
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Simply limiting access to its large domestic market cannot be an effective geopolitical and foreign policy tool for India
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The private sector’s role in post-pandemic recovery
An interview with Nicolas MarquierThe IFC’s country manager for Singapore speaks about the role of the private sector in Southeast Asia’s post-COVID economic recovery -
Asia’s recovery will be built on relief, restructuring and resilience
An interview with Nicolas MarquierThe IFC’s country manager speaks about the institution’s approach to supporting the private sector through the economic downturn -
Trade can boost Malaysia’s post-pandemic recovery
An interview with Dr Ong Kian MingTrade is a key element of Malaysia’s economic recovery, and ratifying the CPTPP and RCEP could be pivotal first steps
