Asia-Pacific Regional Outlook
Looking ahead, prospects are relatively bright.
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Volume 2005
Issue 075
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Exports and Imports , Economics- Macroeconomics , PP , U , S , dollar , economic growth , headline inflation , market share , oil price , Taiwan POC , private sector , central bank , People's Bank of China , labor market , investment funds , fiscal policy , Exports , Oil prices , Current account surpluses , Current account , Current account balance , Asia and Pacific , Global , Europe
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Looking ahead, prospects are relatively bright. Regional growth is expected to amount to 6 percent both this year and next, propelled by vigorous exports and strong domestic demand in China and India. Meanwhile, headline inflation is expected to remain around 3—3½ percent, as lower food prices offset the impact of higher oil prices. At the same time, the region’s current account balance is forecast to remain around 3 percent of GDP, albeit with large changes in its distribution.
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