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Representative of traditional manufacturers, Foxconn is also determined to transform into a technology-oriented company making use of the industrial internet and artificial intelligence.
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Renewable energy is very important for the NDB, in the next five years, around two-thirds of its projects will be in renewable energy, according to Paulo.
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Regulators are set to promote the normalization of initial public offerings in the A-share market for a more sustained development of the Chinese capital market, according to the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
Representative of traditional manufacturers, Foxconn is also determined to transform into a technology-oriented company making use of the industrial internet and artificial intelligence.
Regional growth is expected to remain strong at 5.6 percent in 2018 and 2019 -- up about 0.1 percentage points from our previous forecast -- supported by strong global demand and favorable financial conditions. As in other regions, inflation in Asia has largely remained subdued despite the pickup in growth. We project that inflation will remain at 1.4 percent on average in advanced economies and 3.3 percent on average in emerging markets. Among the larger economies, growth in Japan has been above potential for eight consecutive quarters and is expected to remain strong this year at 1.2 percent. And in India, after temporary disruptions caused by the currency exchange initiative and the rollout of the new Goods and Services Tax, growth is expected to recover to 7.4 percent, making it once again the region's fastest growing economy.
Republicans counter that federal money should not be used to cover bad decisions by states, including bailing out pension funds or compensating for a shrinking tax base, as high taxes and regulations drive companies to pro-business states.