Since the 1998 financial crisis in East Asia, the World Bank has been issuing its East Asia Update to provide forward-looking analysis of the region's economic and social well-being. A new update is launched every six months, with the aim of providing timely data on key country and region priorities. Past issues of the update can be found below: Nov 2007: East Asia Update - Will Resilience Overcome Risk?
Apr 2007: East Asia Update - Ten Years After the Asian Crisis
Nov 2006: East Asia Update - Managing Through a Global Downturn
Mar 2006: East Asia Update - Solid Growth, New Challenges
Nov 2005: East Asia Update - Countering Global Shocks
Apr 2005: East Asia Update - Managing Capital Flows
Nov 2004: East Asia Update - Steering a Steady Course
Apr 2004: East Asia Update - Strong Fundamentals to the Fore
Oct 2003: East Asia Update - From Cyclical Recovery to Long-Run Growth
Apr 2003: East Asia Update - Looking Beyond Short Term Shocks
Nov 2002: East Asia Update - Making Progress in Uncertain Times
Apr 2002: East Asia Update - Asia Rebounds, but for How Long?
Oct 2001: East Asia Update
Mar 2001: East Asia Update
Sep 2000: East Asia Update
Jan 2000: East Asia Update
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