Month: May 2025

Trade policy uncertainty is at a historical high, with ongoing shifts in tariff rhetoric and evolving geopolitical dynamics clouding the global outlook. Export-dependent Asian economies are particularly exposed, as businesses grapple with the ripple effects of policy volatility and weaker external demand. Yet, amidst the chaos, there remains pockets of resilience and opportunities. In this webinar, Tan Theng Theng and Adam Samdin will take stock of Asia’s macroeconomic developments and […]

Persistent shortfalls in domestic savings, requiring funds from abroad to finance domestic investment spending, could be why the U.S. runs a trade deficit.

Sanctions were levied during the rule of Bashar al-Assad who was toppled in December.