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China's Growing Outbound Investments
Outbound investment flows from mainland China have steadily progressed since 2015, with inflows into the nation's international gateway of Hong Kong becoming ever more important.
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Malaysia Outpaces Neighbours in Southeast Asian Tourism Recovery
Longing for Langkawi's beaches or a bowl of laksa in Penang? You're not alone: Malaysia is having the strongest tourism rebound in Southeast Asia.
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China's Developers Ease Into Land Deals at the Premium End
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United States Labour Market Remains Resilient in March
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Brazil: an early look into an improving job market
Markets are somewhat pessimistic about employment in Brazil, but survey data tracked by CEIC suggests sustained positive trends are in place for the nation's job market.
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United Kingdom Job Advert Index
Britain's labour market has stayed robust despite a monetary tightening cycle that pushed borrowing costs to the highest among European developed markets. But high-frequency hiring data is indicating that employers are becoming more cautious.
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Looking Back at India's Economy After Modi's Decade in Power
Narendra Modi and his BJP party are seeking a renewed mandate from Indian voters. Over his decade in power, India has become the world’s fastest-growing major economy and absolute poverty levels have fallen steadily. On measures of inequality, the picture is mixed.
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CEIC Nowcast: United States Industrial Production Keeps Shrinking in March
As Fed Chair Jay Powell surveys the surprisingly resilient US economy that followed his tightening cycle, our nowcast suggests manufacturing remains a pocket of weakness. Industrial production shrank by 0.2% year-on-year in March, according to CEIC’s latest estimate. That’s unchanged from February.
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Four Months of Declines Show Subdued Hiring in India
The Indian economy is one of the world’s bright spots. However, a monthly labor market indicator tracked by CEIC gives cause for concern. Indeed, the World Bank upgraded its GDP forecast for the world’s most populous country this week – while simultaneously warning the economy is not generating enough jobs to sustain a youthful population.
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