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Asia to recover from disappointing second quarter

The first contraction in exports since the global financial crisis dragged down growth in Emerging Asia to its lowest in over three years last quarter. However, we expect a turn around over the coming quarters. Exports should mount some kind of recovery and there are reasons to think that domestic demand will also strengthen.

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