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Recovering Tourism And Wages Will Drive Sri Lanka’s Growth

Recovering Tourism And Wages Will Drive Sri Lanka’s Growth

Key View Sri Lanka’s economy expanded by 5.3% in Q1 2024, but…
Thai exports welcomed 2024, the year of the dragon, with signs of recovery.

Thai exports welcomed 2024, the year of the dragon, with signs of recovery.

Thai exports in January 2024 reached a 19-month high, with a 10% increase in value reaching USD 22,649.9 million. Gold exports surged by 194.2%, contributing to the growth. Exports to all key destinations also improved. Trade balance reverted to a deficit due to increased imports for production and investments. SCB EIC predicts continued expansion in 2024.
Singapore Consumer Outlook: Inflation Remains Key Downside Risk To More Robust Trajectory

Singapore Consumer Outlook: Inflation Remains Key Downside Risk To More Robust Trajectory

Key View: We hold a cautious but positive outlook for consumer spending in…
Quick View: Vietnam’s Q2 2024 GDP Shows Path To 6% Target

Quick View: Vietnam’s Q2 2024 GDP Shows Path To 6% Target

The Latest: Real GDP rose by 6.9% y-o-y in Q2 2024, outperforming the…
Thailand’s Medical Device Market Forecast Revised Upwards Following Strong Import Growth

Thailand’s Medical Device Market Forecast Revised Upwards Following Strong Import Growth

Key View We have revised up our forecast compound annual growth rate…
Overtourism To Present Challenges To Japan’s Drive To Increase Arrivals

Overtourism To Present Challenges To Japan’s Drive To Increase Arrivals

Key View: Over 2024, we project tourist arrivals to Japan to fully…
Vietnam’s Data Centre Market Liberalisation To Aid Its AI Ambitions, But Risks Will Persist

Vietnam’s Data Centre Market Liberalisation To Aid Its AI Ambitions, But Risks Will Persist

Key View Vietnam has liberalised its data centre market by lifting the…
Seizing the opportunities for Thai industry amid more severe decoupling

Seizing the opportunities for Thai industry amid more severe decoupling

Growing geopolitical tensions are accelerating economic decoupling, leading to shifts in international trade patterns. Thailand, with a neutral stance, is well-positioned to benefit. However, different sectors face varying risks and opportunities, requiring tailored export promotion policies and proactive business adjustments to navigate the changing landscape effectively.