In 2014，the economic performance of Asia-Pacific region declined slightly. The growth rate was expected to be around 5.4%，and was 0.1 percent lower than 2013. The growth rates slowed down for both developing and developed economies within this region. In 2014，the inflation pressure relieved a little；currency trend remained stable generally，and there was no large wave of depreciation；current account did not change much，and there was no significant imbalance within this region. Although the recovery of Asia-Pacific region was still ahead of the world，it was losing its momentum for a stronger recovery. This was forming a New Normal in this region. Furthermore，Asia-Pacific emerging markets，which were the most active economies in the world，was in hard time to pursue higher growth. Innovative policies were called for future adjustment.