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Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2019 Chart Data: Challenges from rising headwinds

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Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2019 Chart Data: Challenges from rising headwinds | ADB Data Library | Asian Development Bank

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This dataset contains part 1 of the Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2019, providing the outlook on economic growth in the Asia and Pacific region and the effects of the trade conflict between the People's Republic of China and United States, as well as how exchange rates affect domestic financial conditions through financial and trade channels.

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This dataset contains part 1 of the Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2019, providing the outlook on economic growth in the Asia and Pacific region and the effects of the trade conflict between the People's Republic of China and United States, as well as how exchange rates affect domestic financial conditions through financial and trade channels.

Note: Data sources are attributed on respective charts.

List of Contents: Softening growth amid prolonged trade tensions

1.0.1 Global activity indicators

1.0.2 GDP growth outlook in developing Asia

1.1.1 Growth in exports and industrial production, selected economies

1.1.2 Demand-side contributions to growth, selected economies

1.1.3 Change in the investment contribution to growth, 2018 vs 2017

1.1.4 Consumer confidence and retail sales, selected economies

1.1.5 Growth by subregion, 2016 to 2018

1.1.6 Demand-side contributions to growth: India versus the PRC

1.1.7 Purchasing managers index: India versus the PRC

1.1.8 Exchange rate against the US dollar in selected economies, January 2018=100

1.1.9 Equity indexes, selected economies

1.1.10 Inflation in developing Asia

1.1.11 Change in inflation between 2017 and 2018

1.1.12 Nominal change in exports and imports in developing Asia, selected economies

1.1.13 Developing Asia's exports and imports of primary and manufactures, real versus nominal growth

1.1.14 Real growth in exports and imports, by selected regions

1.1.15 Global oil and food prices

1.1.16 Subregional contributions to inflation, developing Asia

1.1.17 Current account balance, developing Asia

1.1.18 World current account balance

1.1.19 US trade deficit with developing Asia, excluding the PRC

1.1.20 GDP impact of trade conflict by economic region, current scenario

1.1.21 US trade deficit with the PRC

1.1.22 PRC and US outbound greenfield investment by host region

1.1.23 Greenfield investments to developing Asia by source

1.1.24 FDI regulatory restrictiveness, 2017

1.1.25 Outward greenfield investments to key technology sectors, by destination, 2014-2018

1.1.26 Semiconductor trends and forecast

1.1.27 Semiconductor revenue, by type

1.1.2.1 Gross Domestic Product, Turkey and Central Asia economies, 2017

1.1.2.2. Growth of Exports from Central Asia to Turkey

1.1.2.3. Maximum impulse response due to one standard deviation increase in Turkey’s GDP growth on GDP growth of selected Central Asia economies

1.1.3.1. US trade policy uncertainty index

1.1.3.2. US trade policy uncertainty index vis-à-vis Asia

1.1.3.3. PRC trade policy uncertainty, 1995-2019

1.1.3.4. Estimated effect of TPU shocks on investment in the PRC

1.1.4. Impact of Brexit on Sri Lanka

1.1.5. Monetary policy uncertainty index for the United States

List of Contents: Exchange rates affect domestic financial conditions through trade and financial channels

1.2.1 Change in nominal exchange rate against the US dollar

1.2.2 US dollar-denominated international debt securities as a percentage of external debt

1.2.3 Average changes in spread in 2018

1.2.4 Decomposition of average monthly changes in sovereign bond spreads in emerging Asia in 2018

Box 1. Change in the spread between local currency and US bonds following a shock to bilateral exchange rate

Box 2. Change in the spread between local currency and US bonds following a shock to nominal effective exchange rate

List of Contents: Annex: Dimming global growth prospects

A1.1 Demand-side contributions to growth, United States

A1.2 Business activity and consumer confidence indicators, United States

A1.3 Unemployment rate and average duration, United States

A1.4 Inflation, United States

A1.5 Demand-side contributions to growth, euro area

A1.6 Selected economic indicators, euro area

A1.7 Economic sentiment and purchasing managers’ indexes, euro area

A1.8 Demand-side contributions to growth, Japan

A1.9 Consumption and business indicators, Japan

A1.10 Trade indicators, Japan

A1.11 Demand-side contributions to growth, Australia

A1.12 Demand-side contributions to growth, New Zealand

A1.13 Demand-side contributions to growth, the Russian Federation

A1.14. Price of Brent crude

A1.15. Brent crude futures and spot prices

A1.16. Food commodity price indexes

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This dataset contains part 1 of the Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2019, providing the outlook on economic growth in the Asia and Pacific region and the effects of the trade conflict between the People's Republic of China and United States, as well as how exchange rates affect domestic financial conditions through financial and trade channels.

Note: Data sources are attributed on respective charts.

List of Contents: Softening growth amid prolonged trade tensions

1.0.1 Global activity indicators

1.0.2 GDP growth outlook in developing Asia

1.1.1 Growth in exports and industrial production, selected economies

1.1.2 Demand-side contributions to growth, selected economies

1.1.3 Change in the investment contribution to growth, 2018 vs 2017

1.1.4 Consumer confidence and retail sales, selected economies

1.1.5 Growth by subregion, 2016 to 2018

1.1.6 Demand-side contributions to growth: India versus the PRC

1.1.7 Purchasing managers index: India versus the PRC

1.1.8 Exchange rate against the US dollar in selected economies, January 2018=100

1.1.9 Equity indexes, selected economies

1.1.10 Inflation in developing Asia

1.1.11 Change in inflation between 2017 and 2018

1.1.12 Nominal change in exports and imports in developing Asia, selected economies

1.1.13 Developing Asia's exports and imports of primary and manufactures, real versus nominal growth

1.1.14 Real growth in exports and imports, by selected regions

1.1.15 Global oil and food prices

1.1.16 Subregional contributions to inflation, developing Asia

1.1.17 Current account balance, developing Asia

1.1.18 World current account balance

1.1.19 US trade deficit with developing Asia, excluding the PRC

1.1.20 GDP impact of trade conflict by economic region, current scenario

1.1.21 US trade deficit with the PRC

1.1.22 PRC and US outbound greenfield investment by host region

1.1.23 Greenfield investments to developing Asia by source

1.1.24 FDI regulatory restrictiveness, 2017

1.1.25 Outward greenfield investments to key technology sectors, by destination, 2014-2018

1.1.26 Semiconductor trends and forecast

1.1.27 Semiconductor revenue, by type

1.1.2.1 Gross Domestic Product, Turkey and Central Asia economies, 2017

1.1.2.2. Growth of Exports from Central Asia to Turkey

1.1.2.3. Maximum impulse response due to one standard deviation increase in Turkey’s GDP growth on GDP growth of selected Central Asia economies

1.1.3.1. US trade policy uncertainty index

1.1.3.2. US trade policy uncertainty index vis-à-vis Asia

1.1.3.3. PRC trade policy uncertainty, 1995-2019

1.1.3.4. Estimated effect of TPU shocks on investment in the PRC

1.1.4. Impact of Brexit on Sri Lanka

1.1.5. Monetary policy uncertainty index for the United States

List of Contents: Exchange rates affect domestic financial conditions through trade and financial channels

1.2.1 Change in nominal exchange rate against the US dollar

1.2.2 US dollar-denominated international debt securities as a percentage of external debt

1.2.3 Average changes in spread in 2018

1.2.4 Decomposition of average monthly changes in sovereign bond spreads in emerging Asia in 2018

Box 1. Change in the spread between local currency and US bonds following a shock to bilateral exchange rate

Box 2. Change in the spread between local currency and US bonds following a shock to nominal effective exchange rate

List of Contents: Annex: Dimming global growth prospects

A1.1 Demand-side contributions to growth, United States

A1.2 Business activity and consumer confidence indicators, United States

A1.3 Unemployment rate and average duration, United States

A1.4 Inflation, United States

A1.5 Demand-side contributions to growth, euro area

A1.6 Selected economic indicators, euro area

A1.7 Economic sentiment and purchasing managers’ indexes, euro area

A1.8 Demand-side contributions to growth, Japan

A1.9 Consumption and business indicators, Japan

A1.10 Trade indicators, Japan

A1.11 Demand-side contributions to growth, Australia

A1.12 Demand-side contributions to growth, New Zealand

A1.13 Demand-side contributions to growth, the Russian Federation

A1.14. Price of Brent crude

A1.15. Brent crude futures and spot prices

A1.16. Food commodity price indexes

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This dataset contains part 1 of the Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2019, providing the outlook on economic growth in the Asia and Pacific region and the effects of the trade conflict between the People's Republic of China and United States, as well as how exchange rates affect domestic financial conditions through financial and trade channels.

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