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The UN forecasts a muted global economic growth rate of 2.8% for 2025, driven by key economies like the US, China, India, and Indonesia.
China's inflation has dropped to its lowest in nine months, while the IMF predicts a slowdown in growth to 4.5% for 2025.
To foster economic growth and equality, the US must advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion, countering harmful narratives against DEI.
Mercedes-Benz plans to expand its presence in India's smaller cities, targeting younger luxury consumers, following a year of record sales.
Indonesia launches a US$4.4 billion free meal initiative to combat malnutrition, yet financial strains and logistical challenges raise concerns.
Hong Kong launches a five-year strategy to revitalize its cruise industry, aiming to enhance tourism and tackle past challenges at Kai Tak Terminal.
ASEAN is positioned as a significant investment hub, boasting robust growth and fostering regional trade despite global economic challenges.
SF Group highlights Indonesia's potential for logistics and supply chain growth, attracting Chinese companies to tap into emerging market opportunities.
Paul Chan emphasizes Hong Kong's competitive edge for Indonesian firms seeking fundraising and investment opportunities.
China encourages government investment funds to embrace 'patient capital' to boost long-term growth and innovation while accepting investment risks.
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