GDP growth
Coverage of GDP growth in the Nexus archive.
- Brexit has made the UK more European, says Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs claims Brexit has made the UK more European in terms of economic factors like GDP growth and inward investment, but not in cultural aspects such as café culture or social values.
- Budget FY27 sets the foundation to accelerate sustainable growth seen in past 2 years: Aurangzeb
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb stated that the proposed FY27 budget aims to accelerate sustainable economic growth observed in the past two years. The budget faced Senate recommendations and debates, with some reservations raised, but Aurangzeb emphasized it is broadly seen as pro-growth. He addressed concerns about discrepancies in GDP growth and methodology, clarifying that no changes were made to economic indicator reporting methods.
- Taiwan’s economy is booming thanks to AI. Not everyone sees the benefits
Taiwan is experiencing explosive GDP growth driven by chip exports, but some Taiwanese citizens feel excluded from the economic benefits. The boom is linked to AI-related demand for semiconductors.
- Singapore’s economy beats expectations as gov’t warns of Iran war fallout
Singapore's GDP grew 6% year-on-year in Q1 2024, driven by an AI boom, despite rising energy costs. The government warned of potential economic fallout from a possible war with Iran.
- Malaysia Revises Up GDP Growth, Says Key Rate Appropriate
Malaysia has revised up its GDP growth forecast and indicated that its key interest rate is at an appropriate level. The announcement suggests economic optimism and confidence in the current monetary policy stance. Abdul Rasheed Ghaffour reported on these developments.
- Say the power law theory is predictive and that Bitcoin is here to stay for the long haul. The power law must break and turn into an exponential growth curve eventually, right?
The article speculates on Bitcoin's long-term trajectory under the power law theory, suggesting it may eventually transition to exponential growth. It questions whether Bitcoin's forward returns will stabilize at a rate combining GDP growth, fiat debasement, and natural deflation, implying sustained but lower volatility.
- China First-Quarter Growth Rebounds Despite Iran War
China's first-quarter GDP growth reached 5% year-on-year, surpassing the projected 4.8%, despite ongoing tensions in Iran. Analysts from Bloomberg and CEIBS discussed the implications of this economic rebound.
- Singapore Q1 GDP growth tops estimates at 6% on AI boom
Singapore's Q1 GDP growth reached 6%, surpassing estimates, driven by an AI boom. The surge in artificial intelligence development and related investments contributed to the strong economic performance.