Asia’s central banks in no rush to reverse rate cuts

Asia’s central banks will be in no hurry to raise interest rates next year despite the fact that inflation is likely to rise sharply over the coming months and the US Fed could just be a few weeks away from tightening policy. We expect most central banks in the region will wait until 2017 before beginning their own tightening cycles.

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