October PMIs suggest recovery is becoming entrenched

The October PMIs for Emerging Asia were generally upbeat, with headline numbers for most countries rising. New orders were particularly encouraging, which bodes well for the short-term outlook. India was an exception, and its domestic problems mean it is likely to remain a regional laggard.

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