A hitch in S-E Asia recovery plans


The Ukraine-Russia conflict is seen upending South-East Asia’s recovery this year, analysts said, as global disruption in the supply of oil and grains is expected to boost prices and dampen consumption.

While the region is not a major trade partner of Ukraine and Russia, analysts noted that South-East Asian countries remain a net importer of oil, wheat and corn.

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