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Asia-Pacific Real Estate Outlook 2026: Recalibration and Innovation in Oceania

CBRE's latest report shows that Asia-Pacific real estate will remain resilient in 2026, but risks and opportunities coexist. Oceania Economic Review analyzes the regional impact of this outlook on Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific island nations.

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Island Development

Pacific economic cooperation under the shadow of geopolitics: from intelligence sharing to critical minerals, regional development faces new tests.

This article provides an in-depth analysis from a regional economic perspective of the geopolitical tensions and security cooperation dilemmas exposed by the 2026 Pacific Islands Forum, exploring the impact of intelligence sharing, great power competition, and critical mineral development on the long-term economic landscape of Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific island nations.

Economic Outlook

Demographic headwinds: How Mauritius's aging lessons can offer insights for Pacific Islands.

IMF research shows that Mauritius has faced a sustained drag on economic growth from population aging since 2017, and by 2070 its annual GDP growth could be reduced by about 2 percentage points. Pacific island countries are experiencing or are about to face similar demographic transitions. This article analyzes the impacts and policy responses from a regional economic perspective.

Regional Trade Watch

Trade is being rerouted by reliability, not only price.

Coverage follows trade policy, shipping logistics and regional supply chains across the Asia-Pacific corridor, with country and topic tags built for research use.

Regional Trade

How is the shifting Asia-Pacific supply chain reshaping Oceania's trade landscape?

Maersk's Asia-Pacific market update shows that global supply chains are undergoing changes, and Oceania will face varying impacts across dimensions such as energy prices, transportation costs, and regional coordination. This article analyzes the differentiated impacts and long-term trends for Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Island nations.

Energy, Islands, Outlook

Three reporting desks connect project finance, infrastructure readiness and long-term demographic change.

Energy Pacific

Global surge in data center dependence: How is the wave of gas-fired power generation reshaping Oceania's energy landscape?

U.S. energy infrastructure service provider Kodiak Gas Services has reached a 1.8GW gas-fired power generation cooperation with Baker Hughes, driven by the surge in electricity demand from data centers. This article analyzes, from the perspective of the Oceania regional economy, the potential impact of rapidly deployable power generation models on the energy transition, investment flows, and long-term infrastructure of Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific island countries.

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Island Development

Pacific economic cooperation under the shadow of geopolitics: from intelligence sharing to critical minerals, regional development faces new tests.

This article provides an in-depth analysis from a regional economic perspective of the geopolitical tensions and security cooperation dilemmas exposed by the 2026 Pacific Islands Forum, exploring the impact of intelligence sharing, great power competition, and critical mineral development on the long-term economic landscape of Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific island nations.

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Economic Outlook

Demographic headwinds: How Mauritius's aging lessons can offer insights for Pacific Islands.

IMF research shows that Mauritius has faced a sustained drag on economic growth from population aging since 2017, and by 2070 its annual GDP growth could be reduced by about 2 percentage points. Pacific island countries are experiencing or are about to face similar demographic transitions. This article analyzes the impacts and policy responses from a regional economic perspective.

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Oceania Economy

Macroeconomic coverage of Australia, New Zealand and Pacific Island markets, with attention to inflation, budgets, labour demand, investment flows and policy choices.

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Trade-policy, shipping, ports and supply-chain reporting across the Tasman, Pacific and wider Asia-Pacific corridors.

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Oceania Economy

2024 Global Outlook: How Can Oceania Seize the Key Window for Economic Soft Landing?

Based on Deloitte Insights' latest "2024 Global Economic Outlook," analyze from an Oceania perspective the economic impact of easing inflation, interest rate shifts, trade restructuring, and geopolitical risks on Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific Island nations, and explore the region's opportunities and challenges in the next growth cycle.

Elena Petrova7 min read
Island Development

Pacific economic cooperation under the shadow of geopolitics: from intelligence sharing to critical minerals, regional development faces new tests.

This article provides an in-depth analysis from a regional economic perspective of the geopolitical tensions and security cooperation dilemmas exposed by the 2026 Pacific Islands Forum, exploring the impact of intelligence sharing, great power competition, and critical mineral development on the long-term economic landscape of Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific island nations.

David Te Wiata9 min read
Energy Pacific

Global surge in data center dependence: How is the wave of gas-fired power generation reshaping Oceania's energy landscape?

U.S. energy infrastructure service provider Kodiak Gas Services has reached a 1.8GW gas-fired power generation cooperation with Baker Hughes, driven by the surge in electricity demand from data centers. This article analyzes, from the perspective of the Oceania regional economy, the potential impact of rapidly deployable power generation models on the energy transition, investment flows, and long-term infrastructure of Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific island countries.

Samuel Tu'i8 min read
Regional Trade

How is the shifting Asia-Pacific supply chain reshaping Oceania's trade landscape?

Maersk's Asia-Pacific market update shows that global supply chains are undergoing changes, and Oceania will face varying impacts across dimensions such as energy prices, transportation costs, and regional coordination. This article analyzes the differentiated impacts and long-term trends for Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Island nations.

Elena Petrova7 min read
Oceania Economy

Papua New Guinea's economic growth is expected to reach 3.6% in 2026: A new variable in the regional landscape of Oceania

Latest forecasts indicate that Papua New Guinea's economy is expected to grow by 3.6% in 2026, with inflation rising to 5.3% and the fiscal deficit further narrowing. This article analyzes the significance of the country's growth for trade, investment, and long-term development in Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific island countries from the perspective of the Oceania regional economy.

Sarah Williams6 min read
Economic Outlook

Demographic headwinds: How Mauritius's aging lessons can offer insights for Pacific Islands.

IMF research shows that Mauritius has faced a sustained drag on economic growth from population aging since 2017, and by 2070 its annual GDP growth could be reduced by about 2 percentage points. Pacific island countries are experiencing or are about to face similar demographic transitions. This article analyzes the impacts and policy responses from a regional economic perspective.

David Te Wiata5 min read
Agriculture & Exports

Global agricultural market transformation: How can Oceania's agriculture seize growth opportunities in the $1.9 trillion era?

The global agricultural product market is projected to reach $1.9 trillion by 2030. As a major export region, what opportunities and challenges will Oceania face? This article analyzes the new roles of Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific Island countries in food security, trade restructuring, and climate resilience from a regional development perspective.

David Te Wiata6 min read

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