Bank Indonesia may cut rates to 6.00% once this year, awaiting rupiah stability and post-election changes. Cuts projected for 2024-2025.
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Bank Indonesia may cut rates to 6.00% once this year, awaiting rupiah stability and post-election changes. Cuts projected for 2024-2025.
Read moreGDP grew 6.7% y-o-y in Q1FY2024/25, driven by strong private consumption, despite tight monetary and fiscal policies.
Read moreIndonesia's diesel demand has experienced a notable decline in recent years, as the country transitions towards more sustainable energy sources.
Read moreVietnam's medical device market is expected to grow significantly in 2024, driven by investments, regulation improvements, and rising healthcare demand.
Read moreJapan's refining industry faces challenges from declining fuel consumption and energy transitions, prompting shifts towards low-carbon businesses and production optimization.
Read moreMalaysia's medical device market will grow 8.2% annually, driven by NIMP 2030, chronic diseases, and increased health spending.
Read morePrime Minister Fumio Kishida will resign in September, stepping down for responsibility related to recent LDP corruption scandals.
Read morePublic discontent over high medicine prices in Indonesia will drive price cuts and reforms for greater pricing transparency and access.
Read moreIndonesia's pharmaceutical market offers growth for multinationals; partnerships and demographics drive demand, despite challenges in intellectual property and investment.
Read moreThe RBI maintained interest rates at 6.50% in August 2024, forecasting 50bps cuts by FY2024/25 due to inflation concerns.
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