Economic activities in Brunei Darussalam have picked up since mid-2022. Thanks to high vaccination rates, daily new cases of COVID-19 have declined sharply since April 2022, enabling containment measures and border restrictions to be lifted.
The Lao PDR’s economy is expected to maintain its recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic in 2023. However, currency depreciation and surging inflation are challenges to sustaining the economic recovery.
Singapore’s economic growth is expected to moderate to around 1.3 percent in 2023, led by resilient domestic consumption and continued growth in inbound tourism.
Malaysia’s growth is projected to moderate to 4.2 percent in 2023 against the backdrop of a global growth slowdown.
The economic fallout from the prolonged pandemic has required extensive policy responses, leaving a large dent in policy space.
Watch the highlights of AMRO's 2022 Annual Consultation Report on Brunei Darussalam. AMRO forecasts Brunei's economy to grow by 2.8% in 2023, boosted by the recovery in the services…
Economic activities in Brunei Darussalam have picked up since mid-2022. Thanks to high vaccination rates, daily new cases of COVID-19 have declined sharply since April 2022, enabling containment measures and border restrictions to be lifted.
In March 2020, Japanese banks experienced stress in their U.S. dollar funding due to a liquidity crunch in the U.S. dollar funding market.
The Korean economy has recovered strongly from the pandemic, led by robust export growth and a strong rebound in private consumption. However, inflation remains elevated and the economic outlook in the near term has deteriorated amid tighter financial conditions and weakening external demand.
Presentation for the 2021 Annual Consultation Report on the Philippines press briefing.
