Asian Development Outlook 2016 Supplement: Asia's Growth Prospects Undimmed by Brexit Vote

Asian Development Bank Institute

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Abstract: Growth in Central Asia is weaker than predicted, while expansion in the Pacific is now expected to be a touch higher. Forecasts are unchanged for East, South, and Southeast Asia. While the Brexit vote has affected developing Asia’s currency and stock markets, its impact on the real economy in the short term is expected to be small.

Keywords: Developing; growth; forecast; industrial; economies; heightened; stock markets; infrastructure; investment; recovery; consumption; robust; income; fiscal; monetary. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017-06
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