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APAC | Large variations across cities in medium term employment growth

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Large variations across APAC cities in medium term employment growth

Asia currency

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APAC commodity currencies lead the way amid Russia-Ukraine war

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China’s renminbi (CNY) will benefit from its safe haven status

Jakarta CBD Panorama, Indonisia

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Capital move not likely to threaten Jakarta’s economic importance

People walking along rundle mall in South Australia

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Australia’s population outlook boosted by quicker border reopening

Aerial view of Singapore business district and city at twilight

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We forecast further recovery for APAC cities in 2022, but clearly with some big risks

Asia map

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Japan’s FDI strategy is to diversify away from China

Ship waiting at harbor

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Asia exports look to improve in 2022

Philippine currency

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APAC’s regional monetary policies to continue to diverge in 2022

Green tea plantations in Munnar, India

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A balanced path to a greener future for India

Shanghai city view at night

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China key themes 2022: Easier policy amid weaker growth

supply chain crisis

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Asia supply-chain disruptions easing but challenges remain

Naturally lit shopping centre

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Local shopping centres prove pandemic resilient in Australia — but will it last?

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Australia | Border reopening progress spurring migration recovery

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Philippines | Transitory inflation makes 2022 rate hikes unlikely

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ASEAN growth tracker shows growth bottoming out

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APAC | Tallying up how quickly APAC is likely to reopen

black and white photo of martin place sydney

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RBA yield target capitulation signals tighter policy

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Malaysia | Fiscal stimulus primed to support the recovery

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Weaker demographics will slow long-term growth in Singapore

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