ASIA 2025: The Global Powerhouse? An ASEAN-China-India Panel Discussion
Veröffentlicht am 08.03.2021
Quo vadis? is probably today´s most frequently asked question in almost every field – economy, business, social and private live, education, politics… What are we up to with and beyond the pandemic? In this concluding panel discussion, rounding up our ASEAN Forum – Going digital webinar series, we will focus on and discuss some insights as to the economic development to be expected in and beyond Asia – in light of and beyond the pandemic, the change of power in the United States and Brexit. We were honored to share the stage with Charlie Lay, senior economist at Commerzbank Singapore, Justyna Lasik, Head of Economic and Trade Section at Delegation of the European Union to Singapore, and David Bachmann, Austrian Trade Commissioner for Singapore at Advantage Austria, who kindly moderated our panel discussion. https://www.roedl.com/asean
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Integration and Trade Section, Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)
Eric Farnsworth, Vice President, Council of the Americas
Steve Liston, Senior Director, Council of the Americas (moderator)
“2021’s gonna look very good from a trade perspective because 2020 was pretty bad,” said Ken Roberts, who participated in a panel co-hosted by Council of the Americas and WorldCity analyzing Latin American trade in 2020 and projections for 2021.
Mainly due to the impact of the coronavirus, 2020 saw a decline in trade in Latin America, especially in the first half of the year. Critically, the commodity sector was particularly affected by a global drop in consumption. However, the panel gave reason for optimism: recovery of trade opportunities has been faster than expected. Roberts cited the potential U.S. stimulus, rising consumption, and a strong stock market, as reasons to be optimistic about 2021.
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