Asia Will See Uneven Recovery in 2021: ANZ’s Goh

The video discusses the uneven recovery in Asia due to slow vaccine rollouts, with a focus on countries like India, the Philippines, and South Korea. It highlights the potential risks of a hawkish Fed policy on Asian economies and the challenges faced by South Korea, which is seeing a recovery driven by exports but struggling with domestic issues. The video also contrasts China's broader economic recovery, which is less reliant on international tourism, with other Asian countries.

What factors are contributing to the uneven recovery in Asia following the coronavirus pandemic?

How does the vaccine rollout in emerging economies affect their economic recovery?

What are the potential risks associated with a hawkish Federal Reserve for Asian economies?

In what ways is the South Korean economy recovering, and what challenges does it face?

What are the implications of the narrow focus of South Korea's recovery on its asset prices?

How does the economic recovery in China differ from that in other Asian countries?

What role does international tourism play in the recovery of Asian economies?