By: Jihye Lee, Fabiana Negrin Ochoa
The economic impact of the Middle East conflict on Asia will largely depend on how long it drags on, the chief economist of the Asian Development Bank.


Jihye Lee is a Markets Correspondent at SGX Group. With a background in equities research and a rich history in journalism at outlets like CNBC and NPR, she covers a diverse range of topics including finance, business, and the travel industry, often focusing on the intersections of economics and regional interests. Jihye's work has been featured in prominent publications such as NBC News, The Wall Street Journal, and PLOS.
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Jihye Lee predominantly covers finance and economy, with a strong focus on Asia markets, Wall Street, central banks, and inflation data. Her articles heavily rely on cited data and investment analysis.
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