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View all search resultsSustained trade tensions could slash Asia's economic growth by up to 0.9 percentage point in coming years, the International Monetary Fund said, urging policymakers in the region to liberalize markets to offset the fall in export sales.
The World Bank has revised its estimated rate of Indonesian economic growth down to 5.2 percent in its April edition of the East Asia and Pacific Economic Update report, compared to the 5.3 percent set in the January edition of the Indonesia Economic Quarterly.
CIMB Niaga Syariah, a sharia unit of private lender CIMB Niaga, has set an optimistic growth target for its financing disbursement this year by boosting its mortgage and Syariah Gold Card, a service similar to the credit card facility offered by CIMB Niaga.
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