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Japan’s inbound tourists returning faster than expected

The expected increase in tourists from China in the months ahead will put more wind in the industry’s sails, but many businesses are grappling with severe labour shortages.

  • Published: April 14, 202311:24 am
  • Author Kentaro Kuroki and Kaname Sugimoto
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Indonesia’s retail sales rise 7% in March thanks to seasonal jump

Muslim consumers spend more on food, beverages during Ramadan, as sumptuous meals are common for when they break the fast at sundown.

  • Published: April 13, 20231:19 pm
  • Author The Jakarta Post
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How Samsung, Hyundai tackle the China dilemma

After years of reduced market share, Korea’s top makers of smartphones and cars seek turnaround in an all-important market.

  • Published: April 13, 20231:15 pm
  • Author Jo He-rim
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Investing in tech, education key to raising farm output

"For food security, we need more productivity", Agriculture Minister Muhammad Abdur Razzaque said.

  • Published: April 13, 20231:14 pm
  • Author The Daily Star
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Deeper financial turmoil would slam global growth: IMF

The IMF also raised its 2023 core inflation forecast to 5.1 per cent, from a 4.5 per cent prediction in January 2023.

  • Published: April 12, 20238:55 am
  • Author Ann Asianews Network
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Malaysia plans $8.5 billion port to keep up with regional rivals

The new port’s annual capacity for conventional cargo will be around 40 million tonnes, compared with 27 million tonnes in Port Klang currently.

  • Published: April 12, 20238:54 am
  • Author Zunaira Saieed
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Luxury goods giants vow to keep investing in China

Companies like Burberry said they will continue to increase investment, encouraged by the potential of the China market.

  • Published: April 12, 20238:53 am
  • Author Zhu Wenqian
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Vietnam’s banking system shows signs of money surplus

Though the State Bank of Vietnam offered have cheaper interest rates with longer-term loans, no banks have taken part in the offers.

  • Published: April 11, 20233:42 pm
  • Author Viet Nam News
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Govt gazettes new anti-corruption bill after IMF deal

President Ranil Wickremesinghe has said that Sri Lanka will enact key points of its agreement with the IMF into law upon parliamentary approval, with the anti-corruption…

  • Published: April 10, 20239:15 am
  • Author The Island
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‘Superrich’ S. Koreans ditch real estate for cash in 2022: report

In 2022, those classed as superrich owned an average of 32.3 billion won in total assets.

  • Published: April 10, 20239:14 am
  • Author Im Eun-byel

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