Debt in South Asia’s power sectors is now endemic

Across the region, electricity prices for non-industrial customers are set below generation costs

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Japan shies away from fiscal growth strategy

Economists arguing the case for secular stagnation across the rich economies point to Japan as a leading example

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While money laundering is a well-known form of capital outflow, it is only part of a broader trend.

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The central bank is seen as a rare point of stability and its policy direction bolstered by IMF support

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There has been a move towards consolidation in the banking sector with rumours of new mergers on an almost weekly basis

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Healthcare providers, governments and consumers have an increasing array of options but managing them is key

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Solid January-March US GDP growth masked weaker domestic activity, adding to bond investors' worries

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A slowdown in the US and global economy will reduce remittance flows to many countries in the region

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Despite positive noises from Lusaka, fiscal crises continue while popular disenchantment is mounting

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Many firms are avoiding crucial decisions on future investments until it becomes clear what Brexit will be

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