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Myanmar and Chinese companies sign enhanced oil recovery agreement

15 tháng 04. 2026

It is said that this is a project that will bring immediate benefits as increased crude oil production will lead to increased fuel consumption.

Singapore tightens monetary settings to counter oil-price shock

15 tháng 04. 2026

Singapore tightened its monetary policy settings in a widely expected move, expressing concern about the outlook for inflation driven by a surge in energy prices from the Middle East conflict.

Jamalpur green chillies reach Malaysia, bringing new hope for farmers

13 tháng 04. 2026

Exports of Balijuri and hybrid varieties fetch higher prices

Indonesia develops strategic chemical industry

13 tháng 04. 2026

Indonesia's first melamine plant in the Gresik Special Economic Zone is seen as a strategic step to boost the development of the country’s chemical industry and enhance domestic value creation.

Rethinking what Malaysia grows for food security

13 tháng 04. 2026

In recent weeks we’ve seen heightened global economic uncertainty, driven by conflict and disrupted trade. Distant as that may be, it poses real risks to food security here in Malaysia

Thai export pain set to continue despite Mideast truce

13 tháng 04. 2026

The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz with fee collection as proposed by Iran, together with high oil prices, is dampening the prospects for Thai exports and may push overseas shipments into contraction this year, economists say

World Bank cuts Thailand growth to 1.3%, flags energy vulnerability in region

13 tháng 04. 2026

World Bank lowers Thailand GDP forecast to 1.3% as energy crisis risks hit ASEAN, warning of inflation, wage pressure and long-term economic impacts

Cross-border e-commerce potential remains largely untapped in Viet Nam

10 tháng 04. 2026

Despite the domestic e-commerce market reaching an estimated value of $31 billion in 2025, placing Viet Nam among the world’s top 10 and top three in ASEAN, total import-export turnover via e-commerce stood at just $4.45 billion