- Policymakers are monitoring the impact of the ongoing Iran conflict in the Middle East, which is also factoring into forecasts regarding China's industrial production growth.
- Policymakers are monitoring the impact of the ongoing Iran conflict in the Middle East, which is also factoring into forecasts regarding China's industrial production growth.
- Middle East conflict pressures member economies, according to the Asian Development Bank.
- The Asian Development Bank launched a fund to address energy market vulnerabilities amid global conflict.
Chief Economist Albert Park advises on the regional outlook as the Middle East conflict affects global energy markets.
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Chief Economist Albert Park advises on the regional outlook as the Middle East conflict affects global energy markets.
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Asian Development Bank
regional development bank
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Middle East
geopolitical region encompassing Egypt and most of Western Asia, including Iran
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Albert Park
economist (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST))
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