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Laos: A case study for Cambodian policymakers

Recent reports in Laos of price surges for essential foods and medicines, rising unemploymentand ballooning national debt, are proving to be a case study for local policymakers to avoid as the COVID-19 economic fallout worsens. Comparisons between the neighbouring countries are clear after a recent World Bank report outlined mirrored economic conditions this year, after […]

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Thailand: More talks urged on travel bubbles

The country is in no rush to open up travel bubbles as more thought is needed into putting the concept into practice, said the head of security for the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA). The bubbles, where travel is permitted between any two countries where the Covid-19 pandemic has been brought under control, needs […]

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Thailand ‘poised to soar’

Thailand is poised to soar in the global market with heightened investment attraction and a massive budget earmarked to rejuvenate the economy in the fourth quarter, as the Covid-19 pandemic eases, according to Deputy Prime Minister Somkid Jatusripitak. In an exclusive interview with the Bangkok Post, Mr Somkid said the government also plans to enhance financial […]

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Vietnam credit growth slows to 2.13% in 6-month period

Credit demand in Vietnam is expected to stay low in the foreseeable future as the Covid-19 pandemic continues to be complicated globally, said a central banker. Vietnam’s credit growth as of June 16 is estimated at 2.13% against the end of last year, significantly lower than the average growth rate of the corresponding period in […]

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