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The 21st century is commonly referred to as the 'Pacific Century.' For such a prediction to materialize, the economies of the Asia-Pacific must lead the globe. What challenges will the region face? What nations stand to benefit most? The Diplomat's economics and business blog, Pacific Money, will try to tackle these questions and more.

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Australia Crawls Toward Growth Record

Australia Crawls Toward Growth Record

By Anthony Fensom
After an impressive 24 years of sustained growth, the country faces some serious headwinds.
Chinese Airlines Are in It for the Long Haul

Chinese Airlines Are in It for the Long Haul

By Marc Szepan
Good news for Western aircraft manufacturers may be bad news for Western airlines

China’s Economic Slowdown Ups Global Risks

China’s Economic Slowdown Ups Global Risks

By Anthony Fensom
Countries throughout the region are vulnerable to a slump in China’s economy.

Markets Plunge on Less Chinese Government Intervention

Markets Plunge on Less Chinese Government Intervention

By Sara Hsu
Stock markets around the world have been roiled on Chinese policy and a slowing economy.

Bangkok Bombing’s Economic Fallout

Bangkok Bombing’s Economic Fallout

By Anthony Fensom
The devastating terror attack could have some serious implications for Thailand’s economy.

India Seeks ‘Auspicious Re-Birth’ in Iran’s Energy Sector

By Micha’el Tanchum
A new strategic level of cooperation could be emerging between Iran and India in energy and commercial transportation.

China’s (Renewed) Crackdown on Insider Trading

China’s (Renewed) Crackdown on Insider Trading

By Sara Hsu
Authorities step up the efforts to combat the practice, but will need to allocate more resources to investigations.
Export Slump Pressures Asian Currencies

Export Slump Pressures Asian Currencies

By Anthony Fensom
The pressure on policymakers to act is rising.

China’s Surprise Currency Devaluation

China’s Surprise Currency Devaluation

By Sara Hsu
Why did Beijing do it? The official explanation makes the most sense.

Asia’s Growth Far From Finished

Asia’s Growth Far From Finished

By Anthony Fensom
The region is still the world’s engine for economic growth.

After Hawaii, What Issues Remain for the Trans-Pacific Partnership Talks?

After Hawaii, What Issues Remain for the Trans-Pacific Partnership Talks?

By Shom Sen
Negotiations have a number of challenges to overcome if they are to finalize a deal.
China’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Seeking Alpha in Silk Road

China’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Seeking Alpha in Silk Road

By Sara Hsu
CIC is planning some serious investment in the One Belt, One Road initiative.

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