Amidst the ongoing trade conflict between the People’s Republic of China and the United States, economic growth in developing countries in Asia is expected to expand by 5.7% in 2019, according to the newly released Asian Development Outlook 2019 Supplement. Unexpectedly strong growth in Central Asia offset small downgrades for East, South, and Southeast Asia in 2019.
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Developing Asia is forecast to maintain strong but moderating growth even as the trade conflict persists between the People’s Republic of China and the United States.
ADB's private sector operations bridge the gap between private financing and development in Asia and the Pacific.
The 2018 trade conflict between the United States and the People’s Republic of China presents a stumbling block to the global manufacturing and international trade that has driven growth and prosperity in Asia.
The growing trade battle that broke out in early 2018 between the United States and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) means GDP could fall by as much as 1 percentage point in PRC and 0.2 percentage point in the United States over a period of 2-3 years relative to a no-conflict scenario.
Production value chains in Asia and beyond will be severely affected by the US-PRC trade tensions.
After 500 days of trade conflict, policy uncertainty is growing worldwide and the negative effects are being felt.
A leading triple-A borrower in the international markets, ADB raises funds regularly through bond issues in international and domestic capital markets, reflecting strong credit fundamentals and conservative financial policies.
The ADB Investor Presentation provides an overview of the Asian Development Bank, its operations, and other information relevant to prospective investors.
At least 75% of the number of ADB’s committed operations will be supporting climate change mitigation and adaptation by 2030. Climate finance from ADB’s own resources will reach $80 billion during 2019–2030.
Private investment is key to Asia’s prosperity. ADB works with private sector clients to empower communities in many ways—like building the infrastructure they need, boosting farmer incomes, and delivering clean energy supplies.
This publication presents information on the status of the public–private partnership (PPP) environment in 12 ADB member countries.
Green bonds are an increasingly viable option for investors in Asia, like pension and superannuation funds, looking to get involved in green sustainable financing.
Economic research and statistical work contributes to knowledge generation in ADB and help strengthen its institutional priorities and effectiveness of country operations.
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