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FA poll: Asia's economic outlook

Respondents to our web poll last week were evidently stumped by the wave of confusion emanating out of Europe and the US.
<div style="text-align: left;"> Troubles in Greece are forcing EU members to ask tough questions (AFP) </div>
<div style="text-align: left;"> Troubles in Greece are forcing EU members to ask tough questions (AFP) </div>
July 05, 2011

We asked our readers last week about the prospects for economic growth in Asia during the coming quarter. Most said that we are probably in for more of the same, while the rest were split evenly between pessimists, who foresee a correction, and optimists, who expect conditions to improve and growth to pick up.

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