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Painting by South Korean artist Kim Whan-ki fetches $8.4 million at Christie’s New York auction

The sale provided a lift to a Korean art market that is slowly beginning to bounce back after a prolonged downturn.

  • Published: November 20, 20251:07 pm
  • Author Park Yuna
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Thailand to introduce polymer 50 and 100 baht notes on November 21

Printed on a specialised plastic material that does not absorb moisture or dirt, the notes are significantly more durable than their paper counterparts. This will help ensure…

  • Published: November 20, 20251:04 pm
  • Author The Nation
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Tourism sector warns Thailand may lose ‘top destination’ status; PM Anutin pledges urgent action

Asian and ASEAN markets are experiencing declining outbound travel, and foreign arrivals to Thailand could drop by around 7% next year compared with 2024.

  • Published: November 20, 20258:50 am
  • Author The Nation
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Singapore has varied toolkit, beyond taxes, to manage inequality: PM Wong

PM Wong highlights Singapore's policy levers beyond taxation, like public housing and CPF top-ups, that boost wealth for lower-income households and reduce inequality.

  • Published: November 20, 20258:15 am
  • Author Samuel Devaraj
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Firmer ringgit could make shopping trips across Causeway costlier for Singaporeans

The Malaysian ringgit has strengthened against the Singapore dollar, moving from over RM3.30 to around RM3.18 per Singapore dollar in recent months.

  • Published: November 18, 20251:23 pm
  • Author Kang Wan Chern
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‘Businesses file Tk 600cr insurance claims over Dhaka airport fire

Insurers say the amount is about the initial claims that they received following the incident. Assessment is now underway, and insurance payouts will depend on a full review of…

  • Published: November 18, 20251:20 pm
  • Author Sukanta Halder
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Japan mulling stimulus package worth over US$11.7 billion, aiming to tackle rising prices

Arrangements are being made to subsidise winter electricity and gas bills, with each household receiving a total of about ¥6,000 over the three months from January next year,…

  • Published: November 18, 202510:25 am
  • Author The Yomiuri Shimbun
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Lao government moves to improve civil servant welfare amid rising costs

Finance Minister Santiphab Phomvihane said the planned adjustment will benefit civil servants, military personnel, and police officers, whose wages have been severely eroded by…

  • Published: November 18, 202510:24 am
  • Author Vientiane Times
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Stronger ringgit spurs more Malaysians to buy foreign currency

As a result, moneychangers are experiencing brisk business as Malaysians take advantage of the cheaper rates.

  • Published: November 18, 20258:50 am
  • Author Divya Theresa Ravi and R. Sekaran
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Cambodia–Vietnam trade deficit falls by a third

The reduction in the trade gap, an expert said, is due to several major factors, including increases in agricultural output, improvements in local manufacturing and processing…

  • Published: November 18, 20258:10 am
  • Author Hin Pisei

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