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South East Asia disruption eases, Sri Lanka in peril

Recent data from Malaysia and Vietnam suggest that virus-related disruption is continuing to ease. This should help alleviate some of the supply constraints currently holding back growth elsewhere in the world. Meanwhile, the risk of a sovereign debt default in Sri Lanka is growing after the country’s foreign exchange reserves dropped again in October.

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