AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoChina’s Growth: GDP rose 4.5% in the third quarter, beating forecasts as exports and industrial output strengthened. But weak domestic demand remains a concern; the yuan climbed to a four-year high after the data. Market Jitters: European shares and bonds fell as violence in France renewed concerns about debt, while India’s Sensex dropped 876 points amid higher oil prices and weak bank stocks. Africa’s Outlook: The IMF urged governments to protect vulnerable households from economic shocks, warning that energy disruptions and declining foreign aid could intensify pressure. Malaysia’s Reforms: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said fiscal reforms and targeted subsidies have supported growth, and urged effective implementation to improve living standards. The government is also preparing rules to ensure data-centre investment fits energy and water capacity. Central Asia: Kyrgyzstan’s economy expanded 10.8% in the first nine months, led by a surge in construction.
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