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Supply-chain stress that peaked in covid heads higher againRising logistics costs and delivery times are pressuring central banks, with some indicators reaching multi-year highs, signaling potential...- Central bankers at Jackson Hole warn growth hinges on foreign workersCentral bankers at Jackson Hole warned that aging populations and shrinking workforces necessitate increased foreign labor to sustain econo...
- Japan, the U.S.'s biggest creditor, faces a Greece-like fiscal crisis as borrowing costs hit a 20-year high; here's how it ended up therePrime Minister Shigeru Ishiba warned of Japan's dire fiscal situation, exceeding even Greece's, as the nation's debt surpasses 2.5 times it...
- 2050 is just 25 years away, is it time to Budget for India’s declining population?India and other nations face significant economic and social challenges as birth rates decline dramatically, leading to aging populations a...
- Japan Q4 GDP revised up to slight expansion, economy avoids recessionRevised government GDP data showed Japan's economy avoided a technical recession. The upward revision highlighted concerns about sluggish e...
- Japan's economy slips into recession, raises BOJ policy uncertaintyJapan's economy slipped into recession on weak domestic demand, raising uncertainty about the central bank's plans. Japan lost its title as...
- Asia’s coronavirus-battered economy will shrink for the first time since the early 1960sChina will buck the trend and is forecast to expand 1.8% this year -- unchanged from June’s projection -- as successful public health measu...
- India GDP to shrink by 4.5% in 2020 due to Covid-19 pandemic: Dun & Bradstreet reportIndia could witness a negative growth of 4.5% in 2020 fiscal, but could grow at a healthy growth rate of 6.3% in 2021 fiscal, Country Risk ...
- View: For emerging countries like India 5% is the new 7%, the reasonable standard for growthNo major country is growing as fast today as it was last decade. Not one is growing faster than 10%.
- Growth will slow down further as Japan and Europe's working age population shrinks: DBSIn Japan, working age population is shrinking 1 per cent every year. In Europe, working age population growth is zero or even negative.
- Narendra Modi’s slogan 'minimum government, maximum governance a serious goal?The US government has grown in size throughout the 20th century and yet its professionalism and growth record are not in dispute.
- Japan likes to be a partner in national manufacturing policy: JETRO India chiefJapan wants to be a partner while rolling out India's national manufacturing policy which aims at creating 100 million jobs and enhancing c...
- Japanese economy shrinks 1.3 per cent in June quarterJapan's economy contracted by 1.3%in three months ended June indicating that island nation is on road to recovery after a devastating tsuna...
- Japan overtaken by China as No. 2 economyThe data underlined the weak state of a Japanese economy burdened by deflation, soft domestic demand and pressured by the industrialised wo...
- Japan economy losing pace despite solid 3Q growthJapan's growth accelerated in the July-September quarter thanks to robust consumer spending, offering a rare piece of positive economic new...
- Japan's still world's No 2 economy ahead of ChinaJapan held its title as the world’s second-biggest economy after fourth-quarter growth beat expectations and kept the country just ahead of...
- Japan still number two economy ahead of ChinaJapan narrowly retained its title as the world's number two economy in 2009, extending a recovery from a brutal recession with a robust fou...
- China on track to be 2nd largest economyWhile Japan’s GDP is likely to come down to $4.66 trillion, China’s GDP for 2009 was at $4.91 trillion.
- Japan says economy to shrink 3.3 percent this yearJapan's economy is likely to shrink 3.3 percent this fiscal year, its worst contraction since World War II, the Cabinet announced, as it su...
- Japan cuts third-quarter growth estimateJapan's economy grew at an annualised pace of 1.5 per cent in the third quarter of 2007, much less than an initial estimate of 2.6 per cent.
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