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World Risk Developments September 2024
In this month's edition of World Risk Developments, we review the following economic and political forces shaping the world:
- China—Worsening deflation adds to economic troubles
- Indonesia—High-income status by 2045 will require structural reforms
- Malaysia—Growing incomes bolster Australian export opportunities
- Thailand—Economic recovery despite political volatility risks
- Australia—Wine exports rise as markets diversify beyond China
- World—Falling productivity growth drags on economic prospects
Cassandra Winzenried, Chief Economist
Cassandra.Winzenried@exportfinance.gov.au
Matthew Circosta, Senior Economist
Matthew.Circosta@exportfinance.gov.au