Asia's industrial sector slowing to a sustainable pace

Manufacturing PMIs for emerging Asia and Australia were a mixed bag in July. The world economy is shifting onto a weaker track as policy stimulus is removed, which in turn means that Asia’s industrial output growth is likely to slow in the second half of 2010. We expect industrial expansion in the region to stabilise at around its trend pace rather than collapse.

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