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Encouraging signs in South East Asia

Virus outbreaks across South East Asia are in retreat. Having taken a severe hit from the most recent Delta wave, economic recoveries in the region should now resume. Falling virus cases and reopening should also help ease some of the supply-chain disruption caused by factory closures and workers having to quarantine.
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