AMRO (ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office) (@amro_asia)
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From AI and shifting trade dynamics to the Middle East conflict, this year's report assesses key near-term risks and opportunities facing the region. Looking further ahead, it also examines structural forces, including productivity challenges, aging, and green transition.2026.
AMRO Director/CEO Yasuto Watanabe reflects on his first year leading AMRO, the region's challenges & his priorities to ensure AMRO remains ready to safeguard the region's resilience and stability through rigorous surveillance, member-focused policy advice, and deeper cooperation.
AMRO Director/CEO Yasuto Watanabe reflects on his first year leading AMRO, the region's challenges & his priorities to ensure AMRO remains ready to safeguard the region's resilience and stability through rigorous surveillance, member-focused policy advice, and deeper cooperation.
ASEAN+3 growth is projected to remain at 4.0% in 2026, while inflation is expected to rise to 1.8% from 1.4% amid more prolonged disruptions from the Middle East conflict.
While growth remains resilient, prolonged disruptions could weigh on the outlook.
ASEAN+3 is projected to grow 4.0% in 2026 and 2027 supported by domestic demand and tech-driven exports.
The Middle East conflict has materially increased downside risks. Preserving policy flexibility is critical to preventing worse outcomes and enabling timely response.