Optimism for Indonesian economic growth is at a high
While waiting for the GDP data from the previous year, executives predict great results for Indonesia
While waiting for the GDP data from the previous year, executives predict great results for Indonesia
Many countries see China’s lifting of the travel restrictions as a blessing to their economies
Cambodia is catching up with other Asian countries with advanced economies
Sky-high interest rates and enduring pandemic restrictions are among the pain points for Hong Kong’s property market as prices continue their slide
The expansion will mainly be supported by garment exports, construction and real estate, tourism, and agriculture
The top three segments preferred by Asia Pacific investors for 2023 are offices, industrial and logistics, and multifamily/build-to-rent
The country’s GDP could more than double from USD3.5 trillion today and go beyond USD7.5 trillion by 2031
From 1 January through 26 October 2022, Thailand welcomed 7,349,843 tourists
FDI in the country went up 63.6 percent annually in Q3 2022
The number was higher than the 5.4 percent growth from the second quarter
From 7.4 percent, it grew slightly, reaching a final rating of 7.5 percent
The tourism sector, FDI's top sector in Cambodia in 2019 and 2020, remained the top sector in 2021
The influx in tourists is attributed to the country officially entering its post-pandemic period on 1 October
Projected growth for 2024-25 is 2.3 percent and 2.5 percent in the fiscal year after that
By the end of the year, office take-up is expected to reach the 750,000 to 800,000 sq m mark
Hotels in Thailand are gaining traction due to a rebound in global travel demand
FDI pledges to the country went up 14.9 percent, reaching USD5.5 billion, in Q1 2022
The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) is revealing the country’s development blueprint for next year until 2028 by the end of this year
The International Monetary Fund reported that India had the 11th largest GDP in the world a decade ago
In recent years, Australia, China, Singapore, and the US have been among the Kingdom’s largest buyers and investors
Australia saw a 0.9 percent QoQ GDP growth during the second quarter on the back of consumer spending and net exports
Many investment opportunities are in store for hyperscaler and data centre firms, particularly from China and Hong Kong
The country’s gross GDP is projected to surpass seven percent in Q3
Infrastructure development was cited by 62 percent of CEOs as a key driver for economic growth in the upcoming year