ASEAN airlines can expect more passengers in the next 12 months, according to a recent survey by the FT Confidential Research (FTCR), a research service from the UK's Financial Times.
ASEAN auto demand is forecast to continue rising in the rest of this year, despite the saturation of the market, according to a survey by the Financial Times’ Confidential Research.
Budget losses as a consequence of falling oil price in many oil exporting countries badly impact the flow of remittance into the Philippines, reported the Financial Times on December 6.
Foreign investors should take account of buying a property in Vietnam at this time as the market is offering great opportunities, according to the UK-based Financial Times newspaper.
Vietnam is set to become the biggest beneficiaries of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal out of the four Southeast Asian participants, the other three being Brunei, Malaysia and Singapore.
Vietnam could be an attractive market for Japan’s All Nippon Airways (ANA) as the Japanese airline has been pursuing a plan to expand its international operations since 2010.
Analyst Jayant Rikhye from the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC) has stated that underestimating the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) would be a mistake.
Vietnam is enjoying a surge of investor interest and the auto market is one area where the enthusiasm is warranted, according to the UK’s Financial Times.
Vietnam is considered a bright spot among emerging markets together with Hungary, Romania, Poland and the Czech Republic with its high and stable growth rate.
The Vietnam-EU FTA was finalised earlier this month, yet textiles remain a sticking point as EU negotiators fear China will use Vietnam as a backdoor for cheap textile imports into the EU.
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