Developing Asia’s outlook remains solid, driven by strong domestic demand and continued recovery in exports. But risks remain, including a possible rise in protectionism that could occur depending on the outcome of the United States presidential election, worsening geopolitical tensions, a fragile PRC property market, and adverse weather conditions. Asian Development Outlook September 2024 sheds light on these.
Chapters:
0:00 - Presentation of John Beirne
28:17 - Introduction of Panelists
30:00 - Panelist Wen Qi
33:50 - Panelist Rana Hasan
35:58 - Panelist Dulce Zara
37:36 - Panelist Lilia Aleksanyan
43:50 - Panelist Kaukab Naqvi
46:25 - Panel Discussion and Audience Questions
58:00 - Closing and promotion of AIW
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