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Cambodia: Falling rubber prices causing concern

The price of rubber has fallen markedly in recent months due to a slowdown in demand in international markets, particularly China. For in depth analysis of Cambodian Business, visit Capital Cambodia The commodity currently fetches $1,300 per tonne in the local market, a drop of more than $100 compared to last year, according to figures from […]

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Trade War bane for FDI inflows into Malaysia

PETALING JAYA: The outlook on foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows for Malaysia has been weakened due to the rising trade tensions between China and the United States. According to several economists, although Malaysia had registered a 73.4% jump in approved FDI in the first quarter of the year, the unresolved trade tensions between the two […]

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Sharp, LG to relocate factories to Indonesia

Japanese and Korean electronics companies Sharp Corp. and LG plan to relocate their factories from Thailand and Vietnam, respectively, to Indonesia as part of their investment consolidation plans in Southeast Asia. Industry Minister Airlangga Hartanto said the relocations would further strengthen their operations in Indonesia, where they have built their respective production bases for a […]

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Myanmar needs ‘wise’ investments

DESPITE the ongoing Rakhine crisis and intensification of conflicts that may impact on the performance of the tourism sector and investor sentiment, Myanmar’s economy is slowly picking up speed and regaining stability after a volatile 2018, and that could continue if the country invests wisely and inclusively, says a new report by the World Bank. […]

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