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What lies ahead for industrial production in Asia?

Industrial output has soared across Emerging Asia since the first half of 2009, but the rapid expansion will not be sustained. The inventory-rebuilding cycle has now largely worked its way through and the global economic upswing will almost certainly slow.

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