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Asian Economies Resilient Enough to Endure Turbulence, IMF Says

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Asian economies are resilient enough to ride out turbulence, International Monetary Fund economists said, underscoring the importance of taking turmoils in stride at a time when the region faces various internal risks in addition to Donald Trump’s return to the White House.

Asia remains a key engine of global economic growth, but this year it has seen a rise in uncertainties that span a range of factors. Japan’s surprising leadership transition, South Korea’s bungled martial-law command, and the threat of tariffs from Trump have made the future harder to predict in the region.