A hard landing in China’s economy is one of the biggest risks clouding the outlook for the rest of Emerging Asia. A slump in Chinese demand would hurt economies with close trade links to China, with commodity exporters likely to be especially hard-hit. A shift in investor sentiment against the region could also pose problems for economies that are vulnerable to capital outflows.
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