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Published Wed, Feb 10, 2016 · 09:50 PM

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YOUNG Asian chief executives are reporting a resurgence of confidence, a surprising find given the current slowdown in China and the decline in stock and oil prices globally.

Economic sentiment in Asia rose 2.4 points from 57.3 in Q3 2015 to 59.7 in Q4 2015, after having dropped 10 points in the previous five quarters, according to the latest YPO Global Pulse Confidence Index.

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