For most of modern history, the global economy was dominated by the West. New York, London, and Frankfurt shaped the financial markets, while U.S. and European factories defined productivity. But over ...

Major powers are promoting disengagement and isolation from the global economy in their economic security strategies. Southeast Asia has bucked this trend. Deeply dependent on its integration into ...

Asia faces oil shock pressure, but stronger reserves reduce crisis risk. Economists said this was a supply shock, not a financial crisis like the one in 1997. Stagflation risks rise as energy prices ...

Asia’s economic growth next year is poised to hold up more than previously estimated despite weaker external demand, elevated tariffs, and persistent policy uncertainty. Growth in the Asia and Pacific ...

The region faces the modern iteration of a question that has plagued every industrial revolution: who owns the machine, who ...