Breakfast Roundtable: Can ASEAN and India benefit from the trade war?

Oxford Economics invites you to attend our roundtable to be held on Wednesday 23rd October 2019 at JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong.

By Oxford Economics

Date and time

Wed, 23 Oct 2019 08:30 - 10:30 HKT

Location

Level 30, Executive Meeting Suite 3002, JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong

88 Queensway Amiralty, HKI Hong Kong

About this event

The event will be hosted by Priyanka Kishore, Head of India and South East Asia Macro Services and will commence at 8:30am.

*Breakfast will be provided.

DISCUSSION POINTS

Asian economies are being challenged on many fronts. But the prolonged US-China trade war seems to be the overarching concern. While everything about the trade war seems negative, can it actually benefit some Asian economies? Specifically, can ASEAN and India benefit from the trade war? In the medium-term, some countries in this block do seem well-placed to attract production away from China. Vietnam, for example. But in the short-run, it is hard to find any winners. Growth slowdown is broad-based and policy space will play an important role in determining who can navigate the downturn better.

SPEAKERS

Priyanka Kishore | Head of India and South East Asia Macro Services

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