1 million Vietnam-arrival target within reach for Cambodia: Analysts
Given Vietnam’s proximity and the manageability of obstacles to the Kingdom’s tourism sector, the ministry’s goals for Vietnamese arrivals will be achieved as planned,…
Economic Affairs
China working to expand trade, economic cooperation with all economies
In addition to improving the logistics system for the next step, the government introduced a series of support measures to help companies in their export and import activities.
Visa waivers to Japan resume, with expectations for economic recovery
With the visa waiver program reinstated, visitors from 68 countries and regions are able to stay in Japan for up to 90 days without a visa.
China’s urban used home holiday sales rise
The survey by the People's Bank of China saw 17.1 per cent of those polled said they have plans to buy a home in the coming three months, higher than the second quarter's 16.9 per…
23,000 Filipinos to lose jobs once POGOs leave: Industry group
An industry representative also said that driving away Pogo firms would also have ripple effects on other industries, particularly the real estate industry.
How the Pakistan ‘tamed’ dollar, inflation in one fell swoop
The current regime has come under fire in recent days over alleged manipulation of inflation data, which had been hovering around record highs.
Indonesian factories to feel trade slowdown in 2023
Real global GDP growth is projected to increase by 2.3 per cent next year, down 1 percentage point from the previous estimate, with a downside risk for a sharp contraction of 2.8…
4.1 billion parcels handled over China’s National Day holiday
Between Oct 1 and Oct 7, some 2.14 billion parcels were sent, a year-on-year increase of 7.23 per cent for the same period.
Transition to aquaculture a better path ahead for Vietnam
Vietnam has over 1 million square kilometres of sea area available for aquaculture but a major part of the area is untapped.
Yen’s pain is far from over and poised for worst year since 1970
Core consumer inflation in Tokyo was its highest since 2014 in September and is a leading indicator of nationwide price rises.