Asia Pacific set for stable growth in 2026 despite global headwinds: Mastercard

by admin | Dec 10, 2025 | Asia

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Lower energy prices and cheaper Chinese goods are helping households in the region pull ahead of rising costs for the first time in years, Mastercard’s Asia Pacific chief economist David Mann told CNA.

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