Persistent supply shortages, fading reopening boosts and tighter financial conditions all pose headwinds to recoveries in Emerging Europe and Latin America over the coming quarters, while cooling construction activity looks set to weigh on growth in China. By contrast, the near-term outlook has brightened in South East Asia as economies emerge from lockdowns.
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