Seoul to invest over 240 billion won to attract foreign capital
The city also plans to attract more than 250 foreign financial firms and attain foreign direct investment of $30 billion by 2030
Economic Affairs
Ruling party presidential candidate questions alliance with Japan
Seoul has been under growing public criticism over the shortage of urea solution, which has led to panic buying
Southeast Asian trainees on standby as Japan’s entry ban ends
Of the 350,000 trainees in Japan as of the end of June, most came from Southeast Asian countries — about 200,000 hailed from Vietnam
Govt injects US$4.2b into sovereign wealth fund to get big projects rolling
The latest funding for the Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) comprises Rp 15 trillion in state capital injection from this year’s state budget
Key resolution to be passed at CPC meet will chart nation’s path for decades
The resolution, a touchstone document, will be only the third of its kind in the Party's 100-year history
U.S. Secretary of Commerce & U.S. Trade Representative to visit Japan
The two will visit Japan on Nov 15. The two are expected to discuss a possible review of the United States’ additional tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Japan
RCEP harmful to Philippine food producers, groups say
Senate asked to hold the ratification of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership agreement
Setting EV tax rate first step towards Thailand’s ‘net zero’ dreams
The Finance Ministry has called for a tax rate for electric vehicles (EVs) soon, as part of Thailand’s dream to achieve zero emissions by 2065.
Bank Negara expected to tighten monetary policy in second half of 2022
Moody’s Analytics expects Bank Negara Malaysia to pull the trigger on a rate hike, as Malaysia’s economic outlook is looking brighter going into 2022.
India’s trade unions threaten nationwide strike
National trade unions are on a warpath against the Government for its refusal to consider their views on economic issues