Economic growth across large parts of Emerging Asia has slowed over the past couple of years. One important exception to this trend is the Philippines, where a strong recent performance has raised hopes that it could be on the cusp of sustained annual growth of 7% or better. Crucial to the Philippines achieving this is the outlook for investment.
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