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Initiatives that is likely to be sustained regardless of who wins in november. pakistan's prime minister shehbaz sharif is in china to try and secure investment for his cash—strapped country. he is expected to meet president xijinping over the course of five days, as well as chinese business leaders. speaking in shenzhen on wednesday, mr sharif said he aims to strengthen ties between islamabad and beijing. a date has been set for the swearing in of narendra modi as the head of the new coalition government in india. his bjp party lost its majority in parliament in recent elections and will ha...

On voters minds, this time raised actively by the opposition parties but was seen missing from bjp's campaigns. economists maintain india's inherent growth potential is intact, irrespective of the government that comes to power. but a rejig in priorities would mean india's economic boom trickles down to the masses. in 2023, japan's fertility rate dropped for the eighth year in a row, hitting the lowest level since records began in 1947. japan's shrinking young population means brands have to rethink how they target customers. the bbc�*s mariko oi caught up with the boss of the country's bigg...

Generally, dave done less than some people and hope for for that it's quite a different outlook in asia depending on which country you are looking at. in the coming hours, we'll also get a rate decision from india's central bank. it's widely expected to keep the cost of borrowing on hold. the announcement comes against the backdrop of narendra modi's bjp—led alliance securing a narrower—than—expected election victory, which may slow economic reforms. archana shukla has more from mumbai. higherfood prices, a robust economic growth, and a new coalition government still under formation. the...

India. the outcome of the worlds biggest general election is causing major turbulance for its stock markets. as the results began to reveal that prime minster narendra modi would not be winning a landslide majority shares began to slide on the bombay stock exchange logging their worst day in more than four years. narendra modi's bjp has secured a rare third consecutive term in office but modi's party will likely have to rely on a coalition — where consensus will be key for pushing through economic policies. live now to archana shukla in mumbai. you are outside the bombay stock exchange yeste...

Morning. quite an image there that pollster crying on tv. this was a surprise. help us understand why it was a surprised, because the poles really showed that there was gonna be a landslide. he seen as a very powerful figure, the opposition have been a weekend previous elections, but bounce back a bit this time. and this is where he really went down in history. so he's going into a third term only in nehru has done who was seen by many as the founding father of a modern india. so he's seen as this very powerful figure who didn't quite swing it in the way he had hoped. but we have to remember h...