Mumbai, Oct. 29 -- International Monetary Fund or IMF offered a briefing on Asia and Pacific Department Regional Economic Outlook yesterday. It noted that as also emphasized last week during Annual Meetings, is that economic activity in the world, in particular also in the Asia-Pacific, has held up better than expected despite the US tariffs and continued higher trade policy. IMF projects the region to grow by 4.5 percent in 2025, that's broadly unchanged from last year, and then moderate to 4.1. Inflation is quite different across the region but the region is once again set to contribute the lion's share of global growth, about 60 percent of this year and the next. IMF noted that Asia is still growing very fast though it is slower growth t...