Eurasia Center Brief Analysis EC/2022/15. – Healthy recovery: the economy of India between 2021 and 2023

Abstract The Indian economy recovered quickly after the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2021. Later, the IMF estimated GDP growth for the year 2021 at 8.5%, while rating agency Moody’s expected 7.9%. Since then, the numbers have shown a more positive trend, and Moody’s changed its forecast to 9.2 percent for the 2021–2022Continue reading “Eurasia Center Brief Analysis EC/2022/15. – Healthy recovery: the economy of India between 2021 and 2023”

Eurasia Center Brief Analysis EC/2022/10. – Balancing the effects of the Ukrainian war: the development of the Chinese economy in 2022

Abstract The Chinese economy grew by 8.1% in 2021. Growth in the fourth quarter was 4.0%, exceeding earlier estimates by analysts who had predicted an average GDP of 3.6% for the final quarter of the year. The year 2022 appeared to be a challenging but favorable year for China’s economic development prior to the warContinue reading “Eurasia Center Brief Analysis EC/2022/10. – Balancing the effects of the Ukrainian war: the development of the Chinese economy in 2022”

Eurasia Center Brief Analysis EC/2022/2. – Singapore’s economy in 2021 – Raising from the ashes?

Abstract Several peculiarities of the Singaporean economy stand out clearly: the size of the economy, the focus on business services and technological development, and the unique exchange rate system, etc. For this reason, it is worth taking a look at how the Singapore economy responded to the economic crisis triggered by the COVID‑19 pandemic andContinue reading “Eurasia Center Brief Analysis EC/2022/2. – Singapore’s economy in 2021 – Raising from the ashes?”