Developing Asia's projected 2020 contraction to be less severe than expected, ADB says - News Summed Up

Developing Asia's projected 2020 contraction to be less severe than expected, ADB says


Developing Asia’s subregions are forecast to contract this year, except for East Asia, which is expected to grow 1.6%, higher than earlier projected, supported by faster-than-expected recoveries in China and Taipei. China, where the coronavirus surfaced in December, is projected to grow 2.1% this year, faster than the ADB’s September estimate of 1.8%. The ADB kept its 7.7% growth forecast for the world’s second largest economy for 2021. The ADB still expects India’s economy to bounce back with growth of 8.0% next year, emerging from a projected contraction of 8.0% this year, less than the 9.0% decline previously forecast. Regional inflation this year is expected to ease marginally to 2.8% from a prior estimate of 2.9% and slow further to 1.9% in 2021.


Source: bd News24 December 10, 2020 01:30 UTC



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