Bangladesh becoming trillion-dollar economy much before 2040: FBCCI
The FBCCI President said the participation of businesses in this event had buoyed his confidence.
Economy
Industrial chain sharpens China’s edge
Despite global economic downturn and US sanctions, China has made it clear that any attempts to sever its supply chains will harm the world.
38 million won for 2 weeks: Post-partum care prices in Korea surge
By region, postpartum centers in Seoul were the most expensive. The priciest center in Yeoksam-dong, southern Seoul, charged 38 million won for 14 days.
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.
Hong Kong residents to get HK$3,000 e-vouchers on April 16
The administration estimates some 6.4 million Hong Kong residents will get the first instalment on April 16.
No policy measures taken to contain high inflation
The writer says Bangladesh has not seen policy change designed to contain the rise in inflation, despite plenty of talk to do so.
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.
Flying cars and space tourism: Fukushima shapes the future 12 years after nuclear disaster
That future is almost within reach in Fukushima, which has drastically reinvented itself following the Great East Japan earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster that occurred 12…
China’s rebound will be positive for world economy, offset Fed risks
Unlike the US, the eurozone and Japan, which are struggling with secular stagnation and exporting runaway inflation, China's growth is accelerating while inflation remains in…
Hong Kong has to step up to remain ‘top shopping paradise’: Survey
Among the 1,155 respondents, 85 per cent said that shopping and sightseeing would be the main purpose of their next trip to Hong Kong.