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What would a euro-zone break-up mean for Asian markets?

Following changes to our assumption about the timing of an EMU break-up, we have revised down our forecasts for emerging Asia’s currency and equity markets for next year. However, we see both currencies and equities rebounding strongly in 2013.

 

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This article is tagged with the following subjects: Australia, China, Emerging Asia and Australasia, Growth, India, Indonesia, Inflation, Korea, Macro-economics, Mainland China, Malaysia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam
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