US tariffs, China slowdown cloud developing Asia's growth outlook, says ADB
- The Asian Development Bank warned that U.S. Tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump will lead to "significantly lower growth" in emerging Asia and globally.
- ADB Chief Economist Albert Park stated that full implementation of tariffs could lower the growth rate of emerging Asian economies by about 0.3 percentage points.
- Albert Park indicated that these tariffs could reduce demand for exports, risking factory closures and lower production.
- Emerging Asian nations maintained a growth rate of 5% in 2024, down from 5.5% in 2023, as reported by the Asian Development Bank.
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ADB Warns U.S. Tariffs Could Slow Growth of Emerging Asia; Reduced Demand for Exports Risks Factory Closures
BANGKOK — The Asian Development Bank announced Wednesday that the growth rate of emerging Asian economies could be pushed down by about 0.3 percentage points if the U.S. administration fully implements reciprocal tariffs.
Banco de España will cut the forecast for growth by tariffs but discards a recession
Governor José Luis Escrivá says that "the logical thing is that we review downwards [the projection of 2.7% of the current GDP advance in 2025] and what I can't say right now, because we still don't have it and because it's not easy to do, it's how much."
US tariffs, China slowdown cloud developing Asia's growth outlook, says ADB
MANILA: The full implementation of US tariffs could cut developing Asia's growth by about a third of a percentage point this year and nearly a full percentage point in 2026, the Asian Development Bank sa
Moody's Cuts India GDP Forecast Amid US Tariff Turmoil Along With Asia-Pacific Economies
Moody's Investors Service has lowered its growth forecast for India's Gross Domestic Product. It is not India alone that has seen the slash in the growth forecast but a downward revision has come through for many Asia-Pacific economies.Moody's highlights the palpable uncertainty in financial markets, evidenced by tumbling and volatile equity markets. The sustained rise in uncertainty is expected to erode household and business sentiment, potenti…
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