SINGAPORE: An economic slowdown in China, a rise in US interest rates, and surging oil prices will not be enough to scuttle robust South-East Asian growth this year, investment bank Morgan Stanley said.
China's slowdown could, however, have its full impact on the region in 2005 and was the most serious risk to growth that year, it said in a report.
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