SINGAPORE/JAKARTA/MANILA/BANGKOK -- Southeast Asia's economic growth could improve next year, according to analysts and official projections, but wobbly macroeconomic conditions could cause uneven gains among countries.
One economist pointed out that trade-reliant countries are "not out of the woods" yet after a slowdown in exports stemming from the weak Chinese and global economies dragged down their performance this year.
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