HONG KONG -- China and India will account for more than half of this year's global growth, the International Monetary Fund predicts, underscoring the Asia-Pacific region's strength amid rising uncertainty over the U.S. economy.
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People walk at a shopping street in Beijing. China's economic growth is being driven by consumer spending, the International Monetary Fund reports. © Reuters
HONG KONG -- China and India will account for more than half of this year's global growth, the International Monetary Fund predicts, underscoring the Asia-Pacific region's strength amid rising uncertainty over the U.S. economy.