"You can consider a stabilization of Asian currencies due to a global trend of decreasing risk-taking. The improved liquidity in the U.S. market is conducive to the obligations of companies and states in Asia. Medium term, it is likely that Asia will experience a faster than other regions of the world.

- While the growth forecasts were revised downwards, most economies dependent on their domestic markets such as China, India and Indonesia, are still an important part of living in marginal areas of the global economy.

- The main weakness of Asia has been its dependence on exports of live and the effects of a policy remained severe. However, the relaxation of it, as financing for bilateral monetary agreements and development agreements in partnership with banks, can expect credit conditions are less stringent.
- In the medium term, the fundamentals of the Asian region should remain unchanged. Increased productivity will continue: the secondary and tertiary sectors are highly developed, with the agricultural sector streamlines. There is also a middle class growing, which will boost consumption. On the other hand, interregional trade will continue to be supported by the activity of multinationals "