Growth Outlook
Developing Asia is facing considerable headwinds. Delayed recovery in major industrial economies and moderating prospects for the large economies of the People’s Republic of China and India weigh on region’s project growth forecasts. With the european economy meltdown, asian economy continues to grow.
Emerging : Asia leads global growth
A key factor behind Asia’s rising influence is the size of its economy. In 1990, the top five economies were not among Asia. However, now the top three economies are Japan, China and India.
Asia’s share in world GDP in real US$ purchasing power parity (PPP) was 23.2 percent. By 2014, this went up to 38.8 percent, much larger than the shares of the United States and the European Union.
In fact, Asia’s share is likely to go up in the coming years if current growth trends in key regional economies continue(forecasts by Oxford Economics put Asia’s share at nearly 45 percent by 2025 )
Growth Prospects in Asia
In 2017, 80% of regional economies are expected to post higher growth on the back of a recovery in external demand and further pickup in domestic demand.
Policies to stimulate potential growth
Slow going in a Tough Global Environment
In 2017, growth in the region will remain steady, as continued growth moderation in the PRC will be counterbalanced by solid growth in India.
Average inflation in the region will rise from 2.2% in 2015 to 2.5% in 2016 on strengthening domestic demand and further to 2.7% in 2017, following an expected recovery in global commodity prices.
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