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Why debt investors in Asia should be wary

Hugo Cox
Indonesia and India face structural obstacles to economic growth from the double whammy of weaker currencies and high oil prices. Lack of fuel subsidy reform is holding both back.
Why debt investors in Asia should be wary

The recent growth in oil prices has revealed why fuel subsidies in Indonesia and India are a structural obstacle to economic growth. Until they are resolved, fund managers say debt investors in Asia should be wary.

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