The Business Times

Chetan Ahya

CHIEF ASIA ECONOMIST, MORGAN STANLEY

Employees work on a steel wheel production line at a factory in China's Shandong province.. A high level of tariffs may be imposed on China imports into the US. This impact may spill over into Asian economies with relatively high exposure to China.

Asia needs to look inward for growth

The trade picture is complicated by the potential imposition of US tariffs

Morgan Stanley is optimistic about India's growth and project a medium-term growth rate of 6.5 per cent.

Asia’s asynchronous recovery continues

Domestic demand is a key growth driver and India, Japan and Indonesia offer opportunities

Shanghai in August. Morgan Stanley expects China to reopen from the spring of 2023, which would boost growth expectations.

Outlook 2023: Asia’s rapid disinflation and growth outperformance

Asia’s inflation trajectory is less than that of other regions, and its growth slowdown is more moderate. The region’s growth is expected...

Why the growth-inflation trade-off is lower than you think
COMMENTARY

Why the growth-inflation trade-off is lower than you think

The interest rate threshold needed to bring inflation under control in Asia is lower than popularly perceived

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