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China Kicks Off Its Annual Economic Conference
China will hold its annual economic work meeting to outline next year's policies, with top leaders signaling intentions for more...
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Apple’s $1 Billion Investment in Indonesia: Navigating Local Compliance and Driving Market Expansion
Apple plans a $1 billion investment in Indonesia to comply with the 40% local content requirement, following the iPhone 16...
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Thailand Experiences 20% Decline in Low-Quality Chinese Imports, According to Officials
Thailand's low-quality imports, primarily from China, have dropped 20% due to stricter regulations and taxes. However, some businesses still struggle,...
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Thailand and the UK’s Enhanced Trade Partnership: An Overview
Thailand and the UK solidified economic ties with the Enhanced Trade Partnership, boosting collaboration in sectors like healthcare, clean energy,...
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China’s Most Significant Monetary Policy Change Since 2011
Ahead of Donald Trump's return to the White House, China's leaders are indicating increased stimulus, marking a significant shift in...
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China has finally delivered what the market desired
Anna Edwards, Guy Johnson, Kriti Gupta, and Paul Dobson discuss important themes for analysts and investors, focusing on market trends,...
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BYD Thrives Against the Odds as Auto Sales Decline in Thailand
Thailand's auto market faced significant challenges in January-October 2024, with 476,350 units sold, a 26.2% decline. BYD was the only...
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Indonesia’s Ban on iPhone 16 Ignites Apple’s Investment Challenge
Indonesia's ban on iPhone 16 sales highlights domestic content rules and challenges Apple's small market share amidst competition.
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Bessent as Treasury Secretary: A Positive Move for China?
Donald Trump's selection of Scott Bessent as Treasury secretary may indicate potential tariff relief for China, despite ongoing trade tensions...
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Japanese Brands are losing out to Chinese automakers
Japanese carmakers Toyota, Honda, and Nissan are losing ground to Chinese competitors like BYD, marking a significant shift in the...
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