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KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 15 (Xinhua) -- The Malaysian economy will moderate in 2023 amid challenging external conditions and slowing domestic demand, economists said.

Plenty of jawboning from the G20, US retail sales and China activity data. We'll also get the UK's Autumn Statement.

Travel sector says the government should remove entry curbs immediately so more tourists can visit Japan and help boost the economy, spending.

The present economic advisor revels in the 'exemplary resilience' shown by the Modi government in recovering from COVID-19, while the former advisor has highlighted the human cost of this very 'recovery'.

- Risk aversion sentiment continues; USD buoyant due to safe-haven flows. Bond yields lower. - UK Q1 and Mar GDP data most miss consensus, concerns th

MANILA, April 5 (Xinhua) -- The Philippine economy is projected to grow by 5.7 percent this year and 5.6 percent on average from 2023 to 2024, according to a Wo

- EU inflation data remains hot (France & Italy in session); Euro Zone reading on Friday. - UK Q4 Final GDP revised higher but shock to income from in

Since, the increasing GDP has a positive impact on poverty, health services, education, employment, etc. in the economy.

The lockdown came after demonetisation and a botched implementation of GST had already worsened the economy.

The real strength of the Indian economy is its ability to change and adapt on the back of adequate forex reserves, fiscal space and even monetary headroom, principal economic advisor Sanjeev Sanyal told Mint in an interview