Inflation in Emerging Asia to remain subdued

Inflation in Emerging Asia has fallen back over the past few months and remains low by historical standards. Looking ahead, inflation looks set to remain fairly benign. Currency weakness over the past year is unlikely to lead to a sharp rise in imported inflation, while domestic price pressures are also subdued.

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