Robin Harding

@robinh.bsky.social

Asia Editor for the Financial Times. When I can, I write about economics.

Delimitation (ˌdiːˌlɪmɪˈteɪʃən): Our @FT Big Read on the debate in India about whether, how, and when to reconfigure Parliament to account for the country's growing population - and the regional tensions tugging at the Union. With Aditi Bhandari on.ft.com/4clYr9t

Will Modi risk redrawing India’s electoral map?

[FREE TO READ] Successive governments have long avoided an issue that could inflame deep-rooted divisions between the more populous north and wealthy south

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The rare case when someone goes into business with Goldman Sachs and comes out on top. “We rented his name but we chose someone who tried to screw us in the end," says one ex-Goldman banker of its Chinese partner. Excellent piece, deeply reported. www.ft.com/content/2312...

Inside Goldman Sachs’ years-long power struggle over its China venture

A deal with a prominent Chinese banker gave the US group market access, but securing full control cost a lot more than it expected

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1/7 Caixin: "“A growing consensus is emerging around strengthening demand-side management, with macroeconomic policies shifting from an investment-led focus to a balanced approach that gives equal priority to consumption and investment, with greater... www.caixinglobal.com/2024-11-12/c...

China’s Stimulus Policies Now Put Emphasis on Consumption, Expert Says

Logic shift in China’s macroeconomic approach aims to root out constraints on domestic demand, experts says

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