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NEW DELHI, May 1 Asia Pulse - The recent turmoil in the global financial markets notwithstanding, two of the largest Asian economies -- India and China will grow at eight per cent or above in the next two years, says global credit rating agency S&P in its latest report.
According to the report titled '"Asian Resilience Amid Global Turbulence', strong regional drivers are expected to insulate the Asian economies from the adverse impact of a moderate recession in the US.
"Two of the three largest economies - China and India - are also the fastest growing and, together, they will continue to grow at about 8 per cent (or above) over the next two years. This provides the region with enormous momentum," S&P's Asia-Pacific chief economist Subir Gokarn said in a statement.
Even though Asia-Pacific growth rates would slow somewhat, the region would still grow at a relatively fast pace in 2008 and ...