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Barclays: Asia emerges out of China's long shadow

Jovi Ho
Jovi Ho • 6 min read
Barclays: Asia emerges out of China's long shadow
Barclays says Asia is benefiting from its relatively well-functioning manufacturing supply chains, which have not been disrupted materially by the Chinese authorities’ hard lockdowns. Photo: Bloomberg
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In the past three months, economic fortunes across Asia have diverged on growth, but joined up on inflation, say Barclays economists Rahul Bajoria and Chang Jian.

Calling inflation an “immediate headache”, Bajoria and Chang say the region’s high exposure to energy prices has fuelled sharp rises in inflation over the past few months.

“In the very near term, headwinds to growth are being overshadowed by rising inflation, as the region battles surging costs for food, fertilisers, fuel and increasingly labour, creating a vortex of inflationary headwinds.”

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