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Opposition mounts in Indonesia as House passes jobs creation law

Labour unions are planning several waves of protests and strikes nationwide to oppose the new law, with 5 million workers from various cities expected to take part.

  • Published: March 23, 20238:42 am
  • Author A. Muh. Ibnu Aqil
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Seoul city to build new marina, floating swimming pools

Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon said the swimming complex is inspired by the Harbor Bath, an open-air floating public swimming pool in Danish capital, Copenhagen.

  • Published: March 22, 202310:05 am
  • Author Park Jun-hee
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Credit Suisse’s trouble could trigger new global financial crisis

Thai experts have warned financial institutions to brace for a possible global turmoil following a crisis involving the Swiss banking giant.

  • Published: March 17, 202311:58 am
  • Author The Nation
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Sugar prices keep rising despite record cut in import duties

The price increase came amid continued supply shortage and a spike in demand for the kitchen item on the occasion of the fasting month when sugar is used in verities of items.

  • Published: March 15, 20239:46 am
  • Author Mohammad Suman
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China committed to opening-up: Premier Li

Experts and business leaders said the new premier's expounding on opening-up will boost market confidence, especially against the background of uncertainties in the global economy.

  • Published: March 15, 20238:37 am
  • Author Liu Zhihua and Zhong Nan
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Take steps to protect local banks: Malaysian Chinese Association president

He urged the government to implement proactive policies and issuing statements to reassure Malaysians that banks are still safe.

  • Published: March 15, 20238:35 am
  • Author Austin Camoens
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State intervention backfires as rice prices hit multiyear high

Rice prices rose every month of 2022, with a noticeable increase starting in July, and with no signs of a slowdown seen since.

  • Published: March 13, 202311:06 am
  • Author Deni Ghifari
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Pakistan finance minister Ishaq Dar expects to close IMF deal as talks set to resume

An agreement would release $1.1 billion, which analysts say is critical if Pakistan is to avoid defaulting on external debt obligations.

  • Published: March 13, 20238:10 am
  • Author Mubarak Zeb Khan
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Philippines’ inflation slowed to 8.6% in Feb

The biggest contributor to rising prices in February were food items, particularly vegetables, fish and meat.

  • Published: March 8, 20239:22 am
  • Author Ronnel W. Domingo
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Majority of Malaysians who migrated moved to Singapore: HR Minister

A total of 1.13 million out of 1.86 million Malaysians who have migrated overseas are residing in Singapore as of 2022, says Human Resources Minister V. Sivakumar.

  • Published: March 8, 20239:21 am
  • Author Fazleena Aziz

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