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World Bank sees Türkiye as regional growth driver, raising 2025 forecast to 3.5%
turkiyetoday.com
8 Oct 2025
World Bank sees renewables as Azerbaijan's next economic engine
Azernews
8 Oct 2025
World Bank expects Malaysia's economy to grow at 4.1 percent in 2026
Borneo Bulletin
8 Oct 2025
People's Republic of China: Foreign exchange reserves hit highest level in decade
China Daily
8 Oct 2025
Japan's real wages fall for eighth month in August
Channel News Asia
8 Oct 2025
Future rate cuts tied to flood impact, IMF review: [State Bank of Pakistan (SBP)] governor
Daily Times
8 Oct 2025
World Bank lowers Mongolia's 2025 GDP growth
The Peninsula
7 Oct 2025
Thailand deploys [44 billion baht] stimulus to spur consumption
Bangkok Post
7 Oct 2025
Philippines: Government vows to stabilize supply, prices amid weather disturbances
Philippine News Agency
7 Oct 2025
Indonesia’s foreign reserves slip below $150 billion in September
Jakarta Globe
7 Oct 2025

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