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“Goldman Sachs’ chief Asia-Pacific economist says worst is over in terms of property slump’s impact on China’s economic growth”
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“Asia is greatly affected by the war as the vast majority of oil and gas exported from the Persian Gulf in normal times goes to Asia”
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“Japan, South Korea and China are relatively well insulated – they have significant strategic oil reserves and can afford to subsidise retail fuel prices”
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“Several economies in South and Southeast Asia with lower incomes per capita – including but not limited to India, Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam – rely significantly on foreign energy”
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“Goldman Sachs has raised its inflation forecasts more than a percentage point on average since the start of the conflict and cut growth forecasts throughout Asia”
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“The burden of adjustment to lower energy supply from the Middle East will fall more on other countries”
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