Growth Momentum Is Diverging Across Emerging Regions
Asia-Pacific and Africa are set to lead emerging-region growth through 2027
Asia-Pacific and Africa are set to lead emerging-region growth through 2027
Since 2012, non-resource-intensive economies have consistently outgrown resource-intensive peers
ANDAMAN PARTNERS outlines and unpacks some of the broad shifts and fine intricacies of China’s economic development and transition.
H1 2026 growth is strongest across a broad central corridor stretching from Tibet in the west to the eastern seaboard
Asia’s share of global GDP and exports expanded sharply to 2025, bringing the region’s influence closer to its demographic scale.
PPP-adjusted GDP trends show China surpassing the U.S. economy in 2014 and India expanding rapidly in economic scale.
Asia's scale, speed and integration are no longer concentrated in a single core, but spread across multiple, complementary engines.
Fast-growing Asian economies span frontier markets, manufacturing hubs and large domestic systems, highlighting uneven pathways to scale.
The Philippines is ASEAN’s most domestically anchored growth platform, combining demographic depth with diversified external exposure.
Diversified global trade exposure, strong manufacturing intensity and rising FDI underpin resilient growth with lower volatility than many regional peers.