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Philippines: World Bank sees 19.7% drop in remittances

MANILA, Philippines — Remittances to low and middle-income countries are expected to fall by 19.7 percent this year as migrant workers worldwide suffer layoffs and reduction in wages, the World Bank said yesterday. In a report titled “COVID-19 Crisis Through a Migration Lens,” the multilateral bank said remittance inflows to low and middle-income countries are […]

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Thailand: Retailers expect brief boost from scheme

Retailers look set to tap the government’s 1,000-baht cash giveaway and 15% cash rebate scheme, though they argue that such measures will provide only a short-term increase in purchasing power. Retail operators from all formats, including Central Group’s Robinson Department Store, Tops Market and Tops Daily; Big C; Tesco Lotus; Makro; CentralWorld; and various other […]

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Cambodia prepared for EU rice tariffs: Ministry

The government has downplayed the effects tariffs imposed by the European Union will have on the rice industry, arguing that it had been preparing for this scenario through a strategy to make the trade industry less dependent on the European bloc. Last week, the European Commission officially imposed tariffs on rice imports from Cambodia and […]

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Vietnam: SME transparency a must for loans: experts

HANOI — Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) must improve their transparency to enable them to access banking credits, experts said at a conference on Thursday. The conference was jointly held by the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the State Bank of Vietnam to discuss credit boosts for SMEs facing long-standing difficulties in accessing […]

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