Asian Economies May See 'Mid-Course Correction' in 2019, UBS's Philip Says

Asian Economies May See 'Mid-Course Correction' in 2019, UBS's Philip Says

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The transcript discusses the anticipated global growth slowdown by about a quarter of a percent, emphasizing its impact on Asia due to the region's reliance on exports. The first quarter is expected to be weak. Physical bank lending is not expected to slow significantly, having grown by 5-6% from the previous year. Financial balance sheets are stronger but may not grow at the same pace next year, leading to a potential pause. Asia's economic outlook is described as a mid-course correction or soft patch rather than a severe downturn.

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What factors are contributing to the global growth slowdown mentioned in the text?

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How is the expected performance of physical bank lending characterized in the text?

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What does the text suggest about the financial balance sheets of banks?

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What is described as a potential outcome for Asia's economic situation next year?

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In what way does the text characterize the economic conditions for the upcoming year?

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