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What does the crisis in Turkey mean for Asia?

There is a good chance that the recent volatility in financial markets triggered by the crisis in Turkey will prompt Bank Indonesia into hiking interest rates at its meeting on Wednesday. For most countries, however, the sharp falls in financial markets seem like an overreaction given their limited trade and financial ties to Turkey.

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