Anoop Singh is Director of the IMF’s Asia and Pacific Department. He was previously Director of the Western Hemisphere Department and has helped design IMF-supported programs in emerging market, transition, and developing countries in South and South-East Asia, Eastern Europe, and Latin America. His additional work experience includes serving as Special Advisor to the Governor of the Reserve Bank of India. Latest posts:
- A Wish List for China’s Third Plenum
- Japan’s Abenomics: Time to Take Stock
- Emerging Asia: At Risk of the “Middle-Income Trap”?
- Inclusive and Sustained Growth in Asia: The Role of Fiscal Policy
- Imagining If Key Foreign Banks Start Reducing Their Exposure in Asia
- The Art of Balance
- Closer, Ever Closer
- The Art of Shifting Gear
- India: Linked or De-linked from the Global Economy?
- The Other Rebalancing: Asia’s Quest for Inclusive Growth
- Dealing with Uncertain Economic Times: The Outlook for Asia
- Capital Flows to Asia Revisited: Monetary Policy Options
- Keeping Asia from Overheating
- Asia’s Supply Chain and Global Rebalancing
- Tipping the Scales—Rebalancing Growth in Asia
- The Next Phase of Asia’s Economic Growth
- What Drives Inflation in Asia and Why it Matters
- Investing in a Rebalancing of Growth in Asia
- Sustaining Asia’s Recovery
- Continuing the Momentum—Asia’s Updated Economic Outlook
- Asia and the IMF: A Closer Engagement
- Asia: Exiting from Stimulus in an Uncertain World
- Asia: Leading the Global Recovery
- More Asian Geese Ready to Fly
- Asia and the IMF: Toward a Deeper Engagement
- Asia’s Corporate Saving Mystery
- Aristotle as an IMF Economist: Asia’s Difficult Balancing Act
- The Puzzle of Asia’s Rapid Rebound
