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China challenge vastly different from Cold War’s USSR

On: August 26, 2022

In: Asia

This is the second of a three-part essay originally released by ICAS, a Chinese government-backed believe tank in Washington. Read part one here. Setting aside the particular argument that a policy of containing Cina might not be purpose-fit plus implementable in the 21st century age of complex energy distribution across related policy domains, the particular China shallenge today […]

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Sony hikes PS5 prices in some markets, US consumers spared

By: Marcus Ching

On: August 25, 2022

In: South-East Asia

Sony’s PlayStation 5 is notoriously difficult to find, and Aug 25 the most popular console’s manufacturer said that it will also become more costly for gamers in several parts of the world. Read complete story Continue Reading

Strong rebound on FBM KLCI as regional sentiment steadies

By: Marcus Ching

On: August 25, 2022

In: South-East Asia

KUALA LUMPUR: The FBM KLCI rebounded highly from sharp diminishes earlier in the 7 days as equities costs lifted from strongly oversold positions. Read complete story Continue Reading

China's yuan rebounds from 2-year low on firmer-than-expected guidance

By: Marcus Ching

On: August 25, 2022

In: South-East Asia

SHANGHAI: China’s yuan rebounded on Thurs from a two-year lower against the dollar, assisted by a firmer-than-expected recognized guidance, which markets participants saw being a sign authorities are becoming increasingly uncomfortable with rapid yuan deficits. Read through full story Continue Reading

Once South-East Asia’s most valuable startup, Grab falls USbil behind GoTo

Once South-East Asia’s most valuable startup, Grab falls US$13bil behind GoTo

By: Marcus Ching

On: August 25, 2022

In: South-East Asia

Singapore’s Grab Synergie Ltd, once South-East Asia’s most valuable itc, is faltering associated with GoTo Group in the public markets as it fights to gain basic on its Indonesian ride-hailing rival’s household turf. Read full actual story Continue Reading

Why India made a U-turn on free trade deals

By: Marcus Ching

On: August 25, 2022

In: Asia

After years of reluctance, Delhi is signing several free business deals. But does it help local companies?Continue Reading

China exerting growing pressure on foreign companies, study finds

By: Jing Write

On: August 24, 2022

In: Asia

BREMEN: China is exerting maximizing pressure on international companies doing business in its markets to bring them into line using its political agenda, broadening the “red lines” for issues to which it is allergic, the German study noticed by Reuters displays. A survey of more than hundred companies by theContinue Reading

IMF team holds talks with crisis-hit Sri Lanka on debt restructuring

By: Jing Write

On: August 24, 2022

In: Asia

COLOMBO: An International Monetary Fund (IMF) team met Sri Lanka’s president on Wednesday (Aug 24) for talks on a bailout, including restructuring debt of about US$29 billion, amid the nation’s worst financial crisis in more than seven decades. The second such visit in three months comes as the Indian OceanContinue Reading

FBM KLCI tumbles 15.31 points as investors in risk-off mood

By: Marcus Ching

On: August 24, 2022

In: South-East Asia

KUALA LUMPUR: The FBM KLCI extended its downtrend on Wednesday as investors abstained from taking up positions ahead of the US Federal Reserve’s Jackson Hole symposium. Read full storyContinue Reading

Domino's Pizza Malaysia set to join largest international Domino’s Group

By: Marcus Ching

On: August 24, 2022

In: South-East Asia

KUALA LUMPUR: Domino’s Pizza Malaysia is set to become part of the largest Domino’s network outside of the United States (US) via a proposed acquisition by Domino’s Pizza Enterprises Ltd (DPE). Read full storyContinue Reading

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