Asia Economist, Founder, Asia Decoded

Priyanka Kishore

Experienced economist with two decades of expertise in analysing macro-economic and policy trends across Asia. Founder of Asia Decoded, a macro consultancy providing advisory services to policy makers, think tanks, corporates and institutional investors. Prior to that Chief India and SEA Economist for Oxford Economics and senior economist and strategist in the banking sector.

Available for bespoke research, presentations and speaking engagements.

Asia Economist, Founder

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<li>Despite the ongoing trade talks and tariff de-escalation between the US and China, there is no denying that US trade barriers have risen substantially.</li>
<li>The downside risks to growth are high for export-oriented Asia and warrant a stronger policy response from central banks.</li>
<li>Their cautious approach risks a sharper slowdown and output falling further behind pre-pandemic trend.</li>
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Despite the ongoing trade talks and tariff de-escalation between the US and China, there is no denying that US trade barriers have risen substantially.
The downside risks to growth are high for export-oriented Asia and warrant a stronger policy response from central banks.
Their cautious approach risks a sharper slowdown and output falling further behind pre-pandemic trend.


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