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Great nation is a nation that respects the services of the heroes.
— Kusno Sosrodihardjo
Go-Jek, an Indonesia-based unicorn offering ride-hailing services, is expanding to Thailand through the establishment of a partnership with GET, intensifying competition in the sector.
Senior Asean officials are scheduled to meet in Singapore during July 6-11 to discuss joint development of e-commerce to facilitate digital business and consumer protection for cross-border online purchases among member states.
Southeast Asia can offer market and business opportunities to South Korea with its young, digitally connected and growin
Thailand's monetary policy is expected to remain accommodative until year-end, given that high foreign reserves and subdued inflation provide the policy space, says the Asean+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (Amro).
Sascha Aumüller berichtet darüber, wie zwei Schwergewichte aus dem Bali-Urlaub ihren Weg in sein Wohnzimmer fanden.
Around 30,000 Indonesians visit Israel every year. After Indonesia closed its borders to Israeli tourists in the wake of Gaza violence, the Foreign Ministry decided to retaliate with the same measures
China and Indonesia are in the mix for planned rice sales in the form of government-to-government (G-to-G) deals during the remaining months of the year.
Light vehicle sales in Asean are expected to show healthy growth this year, led by a rosier outlook for Thailand, but there are gloomier prospects for other key markets, according to research firm LMC Automotive.
The state-run Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency met with the chiefs of its Southeast Asian and Southwest Asian cen
President Trump’s partner in Bali, Hary Tanoesoedibjo, has signed a deal with a Chinese state-owned company.
Indonesian shares fell to a one-week closing low on Tuesday, as continued capital outflows and worse-than-expected trade data hurt investor sentiment, while the Stock Exchange of Thailand ended lower.
Manila: The Asean+3 (China, Japan and South Korea) countries want a commitment in terms of multilateral trade to maintain trading growth among member states.
Indonesian shares rose 1.6% on Monday, driven by gains in consumer stocks on the likelihood of a higher palm oil import quota from China, while the Stoc Exchange of Thailand index closed unchanged.
JAKARTA: Indonesia's growth pace in January-March fell slightly from the previous quarter, reflecting still-weak consumption and indicating the government may face difficulties getting expansion up to its 5.4% target this year.
Southeast Asian stock markets slipped on Thursday as US-China trade tension hurt investor risk appetite, with Indonesia sinking to an over seven-month closing low as foreign investors continued to trim their equity exposure.
Indonesian and Vietnam stock markets plunged, while the Stock Exchange of Thailand slid on Thursday, as rising US treasury yields and a stronger dollar prompted foreign investors to trim holdings in emerging market equities.
Nakhon Phanom must commercialise its land surrounding the Third Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge to "unlock its potential" as a main logistics hub for international trade in Asean and southern China, Northeastern Thai Industries Federation chairman Viroj Pipatchaisiri says.
Indonesian shares reacted positively to trade data released on Monday, while most other Southeast Asian markets closed lower in line with broader Asia but losses were capped as an escalation of US-led strikes over the weekend in Syria seemed unlikely.
JAKARTA: Indonesia posted its biggest trade surplus in six months in March of US$1.09 billion as growth in imports moderated more than expected, while exports were stronger, data from the Statistics Bureau showed.
[This Day] The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) and the Indonesia Eximbank yesterday in Bali, Indonesia, entered into an agreement to commit up to $100 million to support businesses and trade activities between Indonesia and African countries.
Southeast Asian stock markets ended higher on Monday, tracking a rally in broader Asian shares and upbeat US stock futures that rose after US President Donald Trump claimed that China would take down its trade barriers, soothing fears of a tariff war.