China’s rate cuts hold key to recovery: Experts
The experts commented after a faster-than-expected credit expansion signaled a nascent recovery in the nation's financing demand.
Economic Affairs
1 out of 5 job-seekers in South Korea aged 60 and above
Officials at the ministry said frequent job searching by the seniors is partially due to the fact that they tend to get short-term jobs. But they also attributed the trend to the…
Indonesia to expand direct flights to raise tourist sector
In a bid to promote the “Two Countries, One Destination” initiative, Cambodia and Indonesia have agreed to enhance ties by establishing direct flights from key Indonesian…
Hong Kong’s financial secretary sees stock market rebound in Year of the Dragon
Financial Secretary Chan says that despite numerous external challenges, there are also opportunities, as changes in geopolitical dynamics and global supply chains prompt many…
Confidence of property buyers crucial for sector to cope with economic volatility
The Thai property sector is expected to remain steady amid various challenges this year, especially the high rejection rate from financial institutions, and the impact of rising…
Bali’s tourist tax comes into force
The fee will have to be paid electronically through the "Love Bali" online portal and will apply to foreign tourists entering Bali from abroad or from other parts of Indonesia,…
Inflation will come under control soon: PM Hasina
PM attributed Bangladesh's economic crises mainly to the turmoil caused by the Russia-Ukraine conflict in global economy, which came after the economic downturn of the Covid-19…
Bangladesh sugar, palm oil and date prices increase in spite of duty cut
In order to boost supplies and contain prices of essential goods during the month of Ramadan, the government reduced value added tax and import duties on edible oil, sugar, dates…
Making Asia and the Pacific more dynamic, healthier, wealthier, and better
The economies of many nations in the region have been moving out of the category of “least developed” and graduating into a “middle income” status. However, the positive…
Malaysia’s biggest port considers new investors for $11 billion expansion
The company is also looking at a dividend reinvestment plan and borrowing to help fund the expansion of the facility in Klang.