The slowdown in GDP growth in South East Asia in recent quarters represents something of a fall from grace for the region, which until recently was a rare bright spot in the global economy. With the political crisis in Thailand no closer to resolution, and credit growth likely to slow, a strong rebound in South East Asia looks unlikely.
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