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View all search resultsA new World Bank report suggests Indonesia’s economy is more vulnerable than previously assumed with greater risk to the downside should the vaccine rollout, consumer confidence or labor market recovery take longer than expected.
A flood of money for Covid-19 vaccines, stimulus checks and unemployment benefits is set to flow into the US economy this week, with Congress's expected approval of President Joe Biden's US$1.9 trillion stimulus package.
The view was bolstered by moves in Washington toward fast-tracking more stimulus spending that contrasted with concerns about extended European lockdowns and expectations for a decline in euro zone growth this quarter.
Asian stocks dipped on Tuesday, retreating from record highs as lingering concerns about potential roadblocks to the Biden administration’s US$1.9 trillion stimulus weighed on sentiment, dragging US Treasury yields to three-weeks lows.
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