South Asia Growth Rate

World Bank cut its economic growth forecast for India and South Asia citing worsening supply bottlenecks, rising inflation risks due to Ukraine crisis

Bangladesh and Nepal are estimated to grow faster than India in 2019, according to the World Bank, which said that overall growth in South Asia is projected to slow down this fiscal in line with a global downward trend.

Sales from the Asia Pacific region are a boon for GoPro, with growth rates in Thailand, South Korea, and Japan running several times faster than in China.

The sharp slowdown in the Indian economy has weakened the growth rate of South Asia, the World Bank has said in its Global Economic Prospects 2013 report.

Japan's economy grew at a slower-than-expected annualized rate of 1.4 percent in April-June, with Europe's economic and debt crisis hitting the country's export sector hard. The report, coming on top of weaker-than-expected trade data from China on Friday, compounded fears of a global economic slowdown.

Indian shares are expected to track a weak trend across Asia on Wednesday as investors worry about global growth and rising risks in Europe.

World Bank cut its economic growth forecast for India and South Asia citing worsening supply bottlenecks, rising inflation risks due to Ukraine crisis

Bangladesh and Nepal are estimated to grow faster than India in 2019, according to the World Bank, which said that overall growth in South Asia is projected to slow down this fiscal in line with a global downward trend.

Sales from the Asia Pacific region are a boon for GoPro, with growth rates in Thailand, South Korea, and Japan running several times faster than in China.

The sharp slowdown in the Indian economy has weakened the growth rate of South Asia, the World Bank has said in its Global Economic Prospects 2013 report.

Japan's economy grew at a slower-than-expected annualized rate of 1.4 percent in April-June, with Europe's economic and debt crisis hitting the country's export sector hard. The report, coming on top of weaker-than-expected trade data from China on Friday, compounded fears of a global economic slowdown.

Indian shares are expected to track a weak trend across Asia on Wednesday as investors worry about global growth and rising risks in Europe.