South East Asia's struggles set to continue next year

ASEAN has been one of the bright spots in Emerging Asia over the past few years. However, slowing growth and signs of backtracking on economic reform have made 2013 a difficult year for ASEAN's three biggest economies: Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia. Looking ahead, 2014 is unlikely to be much better.

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