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Asia's central banks need to continue tightening policy

Growing uncertainty about global growth is prompting some policymakers in the region to adopt a “wait and see” approach. However, we think that most of these concerns will soon dissipate. The key point is that, unlike in the major developed economies, overheating risks persist across most of Asia and warrant continued tightening.

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