Political protests have surged across Asia this year, fuelled by frustration with corruption, inequality, and job insecurity. While the immediate economic and market impact is likely to be limited, a greater risk lies in governments’ responses – often short-term income-boosting measures – that could undermine macroeconomic stability and fail to address the structural issues driving the unrest.
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