Key points are:

• Chinese GDP growth will downshift, averaging 6%-7.5% for the next five years as net exports and investment are reaching their limits.
• In Asia, Japan is perhaps the economy closest to the “T-junction” described in PIMCO’s global secular outlook: The destination of Japan’s journey looks increasingly uncertain, with multiple potential outcomes that could stabilize or destabilize the global economy and markets.
• We expect the New Normal to arrive in the Australian economy and markets as the intensity of Chinese policy stimulus subsides and domestic growth outside the mining sector remains subdued.

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