The raft of new measures aims to jumpstart the economy amid a yearslong property downturn, muted consumer demand, and high youth unemployment.

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Surging global investments in artificial intelligence and easing inflation give developing Asia a launch pad for sustained economic growth in 2024 and 2025, the Asian Development Bank said Wednesday.