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Myanmar jade traders squeezed between junta and rebels

Myanmar jade traders are running from junta troops and dodging rebel attacks to sell dwindling volumes of the green gemstone, as the billion-dollar industry loses its shine months on from the coup. The Southeast Asian country has been mired in chaos since the February putsch, with the military trying to crush widespread democracy protests and […]

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EMERGING MARKETS-Indonesian rupiah weakens on slow GDP growth

Nov 5 (Reuters) – Indonesia’s rupiah slumped on Friday after data showed the country’s third quarter economic growth missed expectations, as most Asian currencies eyed weekly losses following the U.S. Federal Reserve’s unveiling of its stimulus tapering plan. The rupiah weakened 0.4% to lead losses after Southeast Asia’s largest economy’s quarterly GDP growth slowed to […]

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Cambodia: Thailand trade prevails despite barriers

Bilateral trade between Cambodia and Thailand reached $5.97 billion in the first nine months of 2021, surging by 18 per cent year-on-year from $5.08 billion despite disruptions caused by the community spread of Covid-19 in the two ASEAN nations, according to a report from the Cambodian embassy in Bangkok. In January-September, Cambodia’s exports to Thailand […]

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Vietnam’s macroeconomic and social stability encourage foreign investment: Experts

Thanks to strong fundamentals, Vietnam’s economy would gradually rebound at least for the coming six months until its momentum becomes stronger in the second half of 2022. Vietnam created both macroeconomic and social stability which would encourage more foreign investment as investors love the predictable environment. Warrick Cleine, Chairman and CEO of KPMG Vietnam and […]

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