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Even though interest rates in New Zealand are at a record low, the Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Geoff Bascand says it could still cut rates if growth outlook and business confidence worsen.
The International Monetary Fund has warned that a number of risks could offset economic growth in the Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.
Growth is slowing in a number of the world's big economies, and the International Monetary Fund is warning that investor sentiment could make a "sudden reversal" for the worse.
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad commented on the state of the oil market less than a month before OPEC and non-OPEC members are scheduled to meet in Vienna to vote on their next policy decision.
There's a need for some sense of urgency to settling America's trade issues with European allies. Michael Ivanovitch writes.
E-commerce in Southeast Asia is still at the "beginning of the journey" and witnessing "accelerating growth," says CEO of Lazada Singapore.
The spending will focus on strengthening infrastructure to withstand earthquakes and frequent flooding, according to a presentation made at the Council on Economic and Fiscal Policy.
Asian countries' exports are potentially vulnerable to the U.S.-China trade war on two fronts: changes to global supply chains and slowing Chinese domestic demand.
The lawyer for private equity CEO Arif Naqvi says his client is not to blame for the collapse of his Abraaj investment fund.
A reconfiguration of trade routes is underway as the trade war between the U.S. and China spills over globally, a logistics industry executive said on Friday.
"My sense is the digital economy is something unique to China," said Neil Shen, founding and managing partner of Sequoia Capital China. "I don't think it will be affected that much by a U.S.-China trade war."
President Xi Jinping has offered an olive branch to China's private companies by offering tax breaks and verbal reassurance that they will remain an integral part of the economy.
Netflix is on a mission to expand its audience across Asia, and the country set to account for the bulk of that growth is India — not China.
While short-term disruption can be expected in Asia due to the trade war between the U.S. and China, other regional players could stand to benefit in the long run, Nick Marro analyst at The Economist Intelligence Unit told CNBC.
India and China are set to drive nuclear power production growth in the world as the two developing nations pursue their respective national nuclear energy programs.
Shanghai rolled out the red carpet this week to help President Xi Jinping try to show the world how serious his country is about becoming a major importer.
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