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With demand from the eurozone and US<br />

expected to remain weak for some time,<br />

emerging East Asia should continue to work<br />

toward increasing intraregional trade and<br />

financial integration, and expanding links<br />

with other emerging economies.<br />

2012<br />

- ADB, Asia Economic Monitor, December 2011 -<br />

GDP<br />

(% y-o-y)<br />

Vietnam 5.8 11.5<br />

Hong Kong 3.5 3.6<br />

Thailand 4.5 2.9<br />

Singapore 3.3 2.8<br />

China 8.1 3.5<br />

Malaysia 4.9 2.8<br />

Indonesia 6.2 5.0<br />

CPI<br />

(% y-o-y)<br />

10%<br />

8%<br />

6%<br />

4%<br />

2%<br />

0%<br />

-2%<br />

-4%<br />

-6%<br />

-8%<br />

2000 Q1<br />

A look ahead to 2012<br />

Source: Oxford Economics. Note: GDP growth for Vietnam in 2012, The World Bank, IMF and ADB range between 6.1% – 6.5%.<br />

2001 Q1<br />

2002 Q1<br />

<strong>CBRE</strong> Vietnam | Page 9 <strong>CBRE</strong> Vietnam Fearless Forecast 2012<br />

2003 Q1<br />

2004 Q1<br />

2005 Q1<br />

2006 Q1<br />

World Western Europe Asia-Pacific United States<br />

2007 Q1<br />

2008 Q1<br />

2009 Q1<br />

2010 Q1<br />

2011 Q1<br />

2012 Q1<br />

2013 Q1

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