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Vietnam: Foreign investors optimistic on added property attraction

Vietnam’s property market is still attractive to the foreign community, but it is necessary to continue to improve its legal landscape, information transparency, and data availability to create further enhancements for foreigners to invest. The Vietnam Real Estate Association and Vietnam Real Estate Research Institute published its annual report on Hanoi’s mid- and high-end property […]

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Philippines: Inflation seen to cool below 2% next year

MANILA, Philippines — Private economists further lowered their inflation forecasts for 2023 and 2024 as prices cooled due to the aggressive rate hikes delivered by monetary authorities, outgoing Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Felipe Medalla said. In a forum, Medalla said results of the latest survey of private economists for June showed a lower inflation […]

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Vietnam lowers VAT to 8% again amid economic headwinds

HANOI — Vietnam will lower its value-added tax (VAT) from 10% to 8% from July through December, bolstering stimulus measures to support consumption and business activities as the export-oriented economy grapples with an economic slowdown. The country’s National Assembly last week passed a bill to lower the VAT from July 1 till the end of December. […]

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Thailand: BoT eases forex rules for stability

The Bank of Thailand plans to further relax foreign exchange regulations to balance capital flows, seeking to stabilise the exchange rate over the long term. The bank is allowing Thai individuals to invest up to UScopy0 million in offshore markets, up from $5 million now. The move should help to balance capital flows and manage baht-dollar volatility, […]

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Philippines: Budget deficit shrinks to P122 billion in May

MANILA, Philippines — The government recorded a lower budget deficit of P122.2 billion in May as revenue collections increased and expenditures barely moved amid the slow spending rate of state agencies. Data from the Bureau of the Treasury showed that the Marcos administration reverted back to a budget shortfall of P122.2 billion last month after […]

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