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Can Asia's Emerging Markets Still Cling To China's Coattails? Mar 07
Standard & Poors, March 2007
Abstract
It's the elephant in the room. Talk about any emerging market in Asia and thoughts inevitably turn to China. While its powerful performance continues to cast a large shadow, there's plenty to attract savvy investors to other markets in the region. Strong growth, continuing reform efforts, and improving creditworthiness have revitalized many Asian economies. Some countries have benefited by targeting niche markets and stepping up exports to the rapidly expanding Chinese market. A few have had to adjust their economic policies to compete more effectively with it. Others simply have natural resources that are in strong demand. To see the impact of China's rapid development on the region, take a look at the trade statistics. Since the depths of the...
Companies mentioned in this report are: Malaysia,Kingdom of Thailand,People's Republic of China,Republic of Indonesia,Republic of Philippines,Islamic Republic of Pakistan,Socialist Republic of Vietnam,Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka
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Research Type: Commentary
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