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Charting Paths: 2024 Economic Outlook for Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia

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Same path, different journeys. 2024 should be the year in which many economies in Central and Eastern Europe, and Central Asia attempt to nor ....

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Romanian Economy Shows Resilience: Q3 Growth Revised Upward

Romanian growth figures reinforce signs of resilience
The release of detailed data for third-quarter GDP growth, alongside a rather hefty upward adjustment of ....

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We must look beyond India's exciting headline GDP numbers

The second quarter’s faster than expected economic growth is good news, but not all sectors have done well and K-shaped worries persist. Don’t let our economy’s pace detract from the challenge of enlarging it equitably. ....

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Chart of the Day: Consumer loans are popping, but Indians are not shopping much

It is surprising that galloping retail loan growth has not translated to a reasonable growth in private consumption ....

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Thailand to Miss Growth Targets Without Stimulus, PM's Aide Says

(Bloomberg) Thailand risks missing its growth targets without the injection of a large dose of cash into the economy, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin’s top aide said, amid mounting backlash against the government’s plan for a $14 billion handout next year.Most Read from BloombergAston Martin Owner Lawrence Stroll Sells F1 Team Stake at £1 Billion ValuationHamas Mastermind Who Tricked Israel Is Top Target in Gaza TunnelsApple Plans to Make It Easier to Text Between iPhones and Androids‘Fed-Fri ....

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