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Philippines: Car imports decline 43%

MANILA, Philippines — Car importers sold 43 percent less in 10 months this year as all vehicle segments registered fewer demand amid the pandemic. The Association of Vehicle Importers and Distributors Inc. (AVID) said in a statement yesterday it sold 40,993 units as of end-October, lower than the 71,362 units in the same period last […]

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Thailand: Prices heading sideways down

The gold price is likely to move sideways down in the short and medium term, pressured by the progress of Covid-19 vaccines, but the long term price is still expected to trend upwards, supported by global central banks’ money-easing policies. The global gold price briefly fell on Monday night as Moderna announced that its vaccine […]

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Vietnamese brands thirsty for support policies

The Hanoitimes – Many Vietnamese enterprises do not truly understand the significance of brands or see them as a long-term investment. While Vietnam is beefing up global integration, brand building is a key step to help Vietnamese products compete with their foreign peers. However, there is still a lack of efforts from both enterprises and local […]

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Philippines: Fresh vaccine hopes propel stocks higher

MANILA, Philippines — Share prices got a much-needed boost from another COVID-19 vaccine breakthrough, halting the market’s decline over the past three trading sessions. Investors yesterday rejoiced on news that US biotech firm Moderna’s experimental COVID-19 vaccine appears to be 94.5 percent effective. It marked the second time this month that a company unveiled such […]

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