The combination of slowing investment alongside continued strong consumption growth in China is having a major impact on the pattern of growth in the rest of Asia. Hong Kong and Vietnam have been the biggest beneficiaries, while Indonesia and Malaysia, which have been hit hard by the slump in commodity prices, have been the main losers.
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