IMF warns of slowing Asian growth, spillover from rising yields
BANGKOK: The International Monetary Fund on Thursday projected Asia’s economic growth would moderate next year and warned of heightening risks from the Iran war-induced energy shock, a potential correction in the AI boom and spillovers from rising global bond yields. In a report on the outlook for the Asia-Pacific region, the global lender also said uncertainty over the US monetary policy path…
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