Tensions won’t rattle China’s macroeconomic scene: Experts
Geopolitical tensions sparked concerns that tighter oil and food supply could further inflame already elevated global inflation.
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China capable of forestalling systemic risks, central bank says
The number of high-risk banks is expected to decline to less than 200 at the end of the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-2025).
Ukraine crisis threatens Philippine central bank’s dovish stance
According to a senior economist, 2022 will likely see a new supply shock that would jack up domestic prices.
Explainer: Russian banks out in the cold as EU unveils SWIFT sanctions
The sanctions target nearly 80% of all banking assets in Russia.
The day after the day after Russia’s invasion
The writer says a new chapter in geopolitics and economics will unfold.
China remains world’s top manufacturing hub for 12th year
The value-added output of the manufacturing sector in 2021 increased 9.8 percent year-on-year to 31.4 trillion yuan
China’s lawmakers to stress stability, infrastructure investments
Experts expect the 2022 GDP growth target at be set at around 5.5% when leaders convene for the annual "two sessions" in March.
Ukraine crisis has clouded S’pore’s economic outlook, inflationary pressures to rise: Gan Kim Yong
Singapore had earlier projected that its GDP would grow by 3-5% in 2022, with core inflation to come in between 2-3%.
China’s central bank conducts 300 billion yuan of reverse repos
The move aims to keep month-end liquidity in the banking system stable, the central bank said.
Apec ‘not affected’ by Russia-Ukraine conflict, insists Thailand
Sanctions on Russia come at an awkward time for Thailand which holds the chair, but foreign ministry officials said the crisis will not affect Apec.