The recent jump in oil prices will act as a headwind to economic activity across the region, with the drag on growth likely to be biggest in Thailand, Taiwan and Korea. However, with monetary and fiscal policy likely to remain supportive, economic growth in Emerging Asia should continue to hold up relatively well.
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