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How the Onion Became the Symbol of Inflation in the Philippines

How the Onion Became the Symbol of Inflation in the Philippines

By Mong Palatino
In December, the staple vegetable was selling for more than the cost of chicken and beef.

What Are Central Asia’s Economic Prospects in 2023?

What Are Central Asia’s Economic Prospects in 2023?

By Catherine Putz
The war in Ukraine, in particular, is putting a drag on economies across Central Asia.
Inflation: The Threat to ASEAN Economic Recovery in 2022 and Beyond

Inflation: The Threat to ASEAN Economic Recovery in 2022 and Beyond

By Sithanonxay Suvannaphakdy
Rising food and energy prices are set to weaken economic growth by reducing real private consumption and investment.

Why Protectionism is Rattling Markets in Southeast Asia

Why Protectionism is Rattling Markets in Southeast Asia

By James Guild
A supply squeeze has led to a spate of state interventions to control the prices of basic goods, but the inflation crisis is unlikely to be prolonged.

Why Isn’t There More Inflation in Indonesia Right Now?

Why Isn’t There More Inflation in Indonesia Right Now?

By James Guild
Unlike the U.S. and Europe, the nation is much less directly integrated into global supply chains.

Keeping Asia on Top of Global Growth

Keeping Asia on Top of Global Growth

By Anthony Fensom
The latest projections shave a bit off of expected Asian growth.

Meet India's Next Central Bank Chief

Meet India's Next Central Bank Chief

By Ankit Panda
Urjit Patel, a deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India, is set to succeed Raghuram Rajan.
Australian Economy: Race To The Bottom

Australian Economy: Race To The Bottom

By Anthony Fensom
The Reserve Bank of Australia cuts interest rates to a new record low.

Politics Over Performance: Indian Central Banker Raghuram Rajan Won't Seek Second Term

Politics Over Performance: Indian Central Banker Raghuram Rajan Won't Seek Second Term

By Ankit Panda
Amid structural changes to the Indian central bank and an onslaught of personal attacks, Raghuram Rajan has had enough.

What a Duterte Administration Means for the Philippines' Central Bank

What a Duterte Administration Means for the Philippines' Central Bank

By Prinz Magtulis
The Philippine central bank needs a little change, too.

Decoding India’s Persistent Food Inflation

Decoding India’s Persistent Food Inflation

By Prachi Priya
Rising living standards and inefficient agricultural policy are exacerbating India’s food problem.
Malaysia's Economy: Still Chugging Along

Malaysia's Economy: Still Chugging Along

Malaysia’s economy continues to see healthy growth. Now it must find a way to avoid the middle income trap.

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