IMF said that china and Japan are expected to slow down in a time span of two years but Asian growth will stay strong as domestic demand takes slack from the weak global trade.

IMF stands for International Monetary Fund said government measures the lower commodity prices and low unemployment and help drive regional expansion, therefore called the leader to push with reforms.

In the regional economic outlook for Asia and Pacific several external challenges warned the fund from weakness with advanced economies and volatile global financial markets. With the previous outlook on the region global markets have seen wild volatility over china`s economy and plunging oil prices shares in January and February. Investors are on edge as there has been slight recovery since march.

“Asia remains the most dynamic part of the global economy but is facing severe headwinds from a still weak global recovery, slowing global trade, and the short-term impact of China’s growth transition,” the Fund said.

“To strengthen its resilience to global risks and remain a source of dynamism, policymakers in the region should push ahead with structural reforms to raise productivity and create fiscal space while supporting demand as needed.”

After soma many days the lower outlook comes from Bank of Japan refused to ramp the stimulus programme without a string of weak data. This has been raised about Prime Minister Shinzo Abe`s drive to Kickstart growth.

The growth raised to 2.7 per cent in South Korea this year and 2.9 per cent in 2017. This rise is observed from 2.6 per cent in 2015 and is believed the boost up is by domestic demand. The growth in Australia is expected to remain same at 2.5 per cent in 2016 and rise up in 2017.