Economists are predicting a slowdown in the growth of Asian economies, including Thailand, Malaysia and India, as a surge in COVID-19 cases and contagious variants hinder recovery.
U.S. inflation and changes in monetary policy are other factors that economists see potentially stifling upward momentum across the region. READ MORE (GOOGLE CACHE)
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