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Nigeria, Indonesia to strengthen investment, trade partnerships

04 tháng 09. 2024

Nigeria has underscored its commitment to strengthening ties with Indonesia in trade and investment to further unleash both countries’ economic potential.

India’s planned palm oil import tax hike could hurt Indonesia exports

04 tháng 09. 2024

India has consistently been the second-largest export destination for Indonesian vegetable oil products, buying 16 percent of the country’s total shipments last year, according to International Trade Center data, below only China’s share of 21 percent.

Indonesia plans to acquire some Cambodian rice producers

04 tháng 09. 2024

Indonesia's state food logistics company Bulog is conducting an in-depth study on a plan to acquire several rice producers in Cambodia to meet domestic rice demand.

Myanmar’s border trade with China and Thailand has collapsed

04 tháng 09. 2024

Ethnic armed groups opposed to the military now control trade routes accounting for 91 percent of the country’s overland trade with China.

Thailand’s economy shows improvement

04 tháng 09. 2024

Thailand’s economic data in July improved from the previous month, mainly attributed to exports and tourism, according to the Bank of Thailand (BoT).

Trade volume between Cambodia, Thailand is growing, Hun Sen says

04 tháng 09. 2024

Acting Head of State Hun Sen Tuesday expressed satisfaction with the growing trade volume between Cambodia and Thailand.

Malaysia’s Cyber Security Act 2024: What businesses need to know

04 tháng 09. 2024

The Cyber Security Act 2024, officially gazetted on June 26, 2024, by the Attorney General’s Chambers, marks a significant advancement in Malaysia’s efforts to fortify its digital defenses. This legislation represents a comprehensive legal framework designed to safeguard the nation’s critical information infrastructure (CII) against an increasingly complex landscape of cyber threats.

Trade tensions rising in Indonesia's protectionist path

30 tháng 08. 2024

Indonesia's recent measures to limit imports, including shifting inspections to border checkpoints and proposing substantial Chinese goods tariff hikes have introduced unpredictability and caused logistical problems, aiming to protect micro, small and medium enterprises and address declining industrial value. While protectionist actions could benefit struggling sectors, there are concerns that this approach could strain trade relations, violate international agreements, create domestic disputes and potentially harm domestic industries, suggesting instead that collaboration with China and caution in policy formulation would better maintain a favourable business climate and attract investment.