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Cambodia milled rice export seen increasing

Cambodia is expected to see a remarkable increase in its milled rice export due to the China market, a recovery in demand in the European Union, and the emergence of new markets. The Cambodian Rice Federation expects more rice exports in 2023 because of the recovery in the European markets and the emergence of new […]

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How will Vietnam escape the ‘middle-income trap’?

Vietnam aims to become a higher average income country and a high income country by 2035 and 2045. However, to reach that goal, it will have to overcome challenges, especially institutional ones. According to the World Bank’s 2020 report, countries are classified into four groups: low-income economies (income per capita of less than $1,035), lower […]

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Malaysia: Concerns over raising the retirement age

THE call for Malaysia to increase the retirement age, due to its ageing population and high number of citizens with insufficient savings, has grown louder as the Covid-19 pandemic has further eroded their savings. There are also suggestions to offer fixed term contracts, incentives for higher contributions towards savings as well as to increase the […]

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Thailand: Exports drop in Oct as global demand slows

Exports unexpectedly fell in October as tight monetary policy to curb inflation in major trading partners affected purchasing power and economic activity, the Commerce Ministry said on Monday. Exports, a key driver of Thai growth, dropped 4.4% in October from a year earlier, compared with a forecast rise of 6.0% year-on-year in a Reuters poll, and […]

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Indonesia’s 2023 GDP growth may slow to 4.4%: central bank governor

Indonesia’s annual economic growth may slow to 4.37% next year, partly due to the impact of domestic monetary tightening, the country’s central bank (BI) governor Perry Warjiyo told a parliamentary hearing. Jakarta (VNA) – Indonesia’s annual economic growth may slow to 4.37% next year, partly due to the impact of domestic monetary tightening, the country’s central bank (BI) […]

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