"ADB Forecasts Continued Growth for Asia Despite China's Economic Slowdown"

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The Asian Development Bank predicts that China will continue to be the world's primary growth driver, contributing the most growth of any economy globally, despite a projected slowdown in GDP growth to 4.8% in 2024. India's economic growth is expected to be the highest in the region at 7% in 2024, but its economy is still smaller than China's. Advanced economies are expected to experience slower growth, with the U.S. and Japan both seeing decreases. Developing Asia's growth is projected to be slightly stronger than previously expected, driven by healthy domestic demand despite a slowdown in China.
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- China to cap 'healthy' developing Asia's growth in 2024, says ADB Nikkei Asia
- ADB Says Developing Asia Set for Growth as China's Economy Slows Bloomberg
- ADB sees Singapore growth accelerating and inflation slowing in 2024 to 2025 The Straits Times
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