Asia cushioned despite US economy slowdown

Donald Hanna, Salomon Smith Barney''s chief economist, doubts a repeat of the Asian crisis despite expectations of higher US interest rates.

Asian economies will continue to recover in 2000 even as the US economy slows, reflecting a projected increase in Japan's gross domestic product, which will cushion the region from likely increases in US interest rates, according to Salomon Smith Barney economist Donald Hanna.

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