How is China’s slowdown affecting emerging Asia?

Figures released on Friday showed that China’s economy grew by just 7.6% y/y in the second quarter, the weakest pace since the first quarter of 2009. The lead article this week examines the effect of the Chinese slowdown on the rest of the region so far. It then outlines the countries we think would be the most vulnerable to a hard landing in China.

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