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Investors flock to ASEAN currencies and stocks as economies reboot

After delayed recovery, region's growth seen outpacing China next year

A plane arrives at the resort island of Phuket, Thailand, in July. Travel restrictions have eased in Southeast Asia as COVID-19 infection rates decline, buoying prospects of a recovery in the region.   © Reuters
TAKASHI NAKANO, TAKUMI TAMURA and RIONA GOMI, Nikkei staff writers | Southeast Asia

SINGAPORE/TOKYO -- Southeast Asia's financial markets are attracting an influx of investor funds as the region commences a long-awaited economic reopening.

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