Regional Economic Outlook, October 2007, Asia and Pacific

October 15, 2007

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Regional Economic Outlook, October 2007, Asia and Pacific, (USA: International Monetary Fund, 2007) accessed November 24, 2024

Summary

Economic developments in Asia have been positive so far in 2007. Growth has been stronger (and in many cases more balanced) than expected across much of the region, again led by China and India, and inflation pressures remain largely contained. Moreover, Asia weathered the recent financial turbulence relatively well. The outlook is favorable, with growth expected to decline only modestly in 2008 as foreign demand for Asia’s exports slows. The main risk for the region is a sharper-than-expected global slowdown.

Subject: Asset and liability management, Currencies, Exchange rate adjustments, Exchange rate flexibility, Exchange rates, Exports, Foreign exchange, International trade, Money, Sovereign wealth funds

Keywords: Asia, Asia and Pacific, Asset market bubble, Asset price growth, Currencies, Dampening exchange rate, Exchange rate, Exchange rate adjustments, Exchange rate flexibility, Exchange rate level, Exchange rates, Export, Exports, Foreign currency, Global, Market, REO, Sovereign wealth funds, Sterilized intervention

Publication Details

Pages:

63
Volume:

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Series:

Asia and Pacific
Stock No:

REOAPDEA2007002
ISBN:

9781589066687
ISSN:

2071-4149

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