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Exports to continue supporting regional growth

Economic growth held up well across most of Emerging Asia last quarter. Poor prospects for domestic demand mean growth has probably already peaked in many countries, but with exports likely to remain buoyant, most of Asia should continue to grow at a decent pace over the next year.

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