News roundup: Vietnam’s manufacturing, real estate benefit from FDI, and more news
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Indonesia’s Jakarta Composite index increases 6.5% since the start of 2022
FDI in the country went up 63.6 percent annually in Q3 2022
Vietnam sees 11.5% increase in FDI inflows
Hanoi attracted USD1.28 billion FDI in the first 10 months of 2022
FDIs in South Korea reach USD21.5 billion in the first three quarters of the year
FDI pledges to the country went up 14.9 percent, reaching USD5.5 billion, in Q1 2022
Thailand revises economic growth forecast, foreign investments may start picking up again soon
Thai GDP per capita is USD7,159, according to the World Bank, making it an upper-middle-income country
Malaysia’s GDP grows 8.9% in Q2 2022, FDIs to support local tech players and real estate sector
The country’s FDI position grew three percent in Q2, reaching USD188.2 billion
The Philippines works towards attracting more FDIs
Last May, foreign direct investments (FDI) surged by 64.1 percent to USD742 million
Malaysia weighs in on how foreign and domestic investments can help the economy recover
Expectations for economic recovery in H2 2022 are generally neutral, following the recovery seen in H1 2022
FDI in China sees robust growth in H1
FDI inflow grew 17.4 percent YoY to CNY723.3 billion (USD107 billion) in H1
Philippine FDIs reach a four-month high of USD989 million in April
Equity placements were channeled mainly to construction, financial and insurance, manufacturing, and real estate
How Vietnam real estate defied the pandemic
With demand for housing continuing to grow—especially near manufacturing hubs—the outlook seems rosy for investors and developers alike
Foreign direct investments gain traction in Vietnam, amassing $5 billion
The southern province of Can Tho received the highest percentage of total FDI
With its neighbours still reeling from COVID-19 and political upheavals, should Cambodia anticipate more FDIs?
The stability of the Kingdom during such a time may deem attractive to investors, but the country’s institutional setbacks could pose a problem
