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Thai Q4 GDP unexpectedly falls, 2023 outlook trimmed

BANGKOK, Feb 17 (Reuters) – Thailand’s economy unexpectedly contracted in the final quarter of 2022 as a rebound in the vital tourism sector was unable to offset falls in key sectors including exports and manufacturing. The planning agency responded by downgrading its outlook for this year. But the economy, Southeast Asia’s second largest, should not […]

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Singapore exports slide deepens in January; worse-than-expected 25% fall is fourth straight month of decline

SINGAPORE’S non-oil domestic exports (NODX) contracted for the fourth consecutive month in January, bogged down by declines in both electronics and non-electronics, data from Enterprise Singapore (EnterpriseSG) showed on Friday (Feb 17). The month’s NODX tumbled 25 per cent from a high year-ago base, deepening from December 2022’s 20.6 per cent decline on the year. NODX in […]

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Cambodia records 1,000% rise in EVs in 2022

The number of registered electric vehicles (EVs) in Cambodia increased by 1,000 percent last year, reflecting the growing awareness of their benefits. The government also supported the private sector in building charging stations. There are now more than 700 registered electric vehicles in the country, said Sun Chanthol, the Minister of Public Works and Transport, […]

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Indonesia: Jakarta maintains rates

JAKARTA: Indonesia’s central bank held its key interest rate unchanged yesterday, emphasising that the current level should be sufficient to guide inflation back to within its target range later this year. Bank Indonesia kept the benchmark seven-day reverse repurchase at 5.75%, as expected by the majority of economists in a Reuters poll. Its two other […]

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