It’s fairly easy to talk down an entire economy, especially when the ugly “R” word — standing for a recession — is being used as frequently as it is today. On the other hand, closing ones eyes to the reality isn’t appropriate either.
Months of protests in Hong Kong have taken a major toll on the city’s economy.
Geopolitical powers are exerting greater might in the various spheres of influence to remodel an international environment that would be to their advantage.
Recently, some western media have been bad-mouthing China’s economy again, claiming that China’s economic downturn is irreversible. Is it really so?
Global trade tensions are sapping the strength of the world economy: IMF warns.
Vietnam’s economy has benefitted from a redirection of FDI from China due to a combination of rising wages in China, a shrinking domestic labour force and trade tensions.
A raft of new laws to boost the local economy is in the pipeline.
Bad, but not catastrophic — the most concise summary of the impact of international sanctions on North Korea’s economy. Understanding the reasons behind this assessment will explain why things are likely to remain this way for the foreseeable future.
ADB approves a $60 million loan to Cambodia to boost labor skills.
Premier Li Keqiang vows to further open up China’s economy during a meeting with CEOs of top global companies.
Turkey’s hopes of joining the European Union are fading, the bloc’s executive said yesterday, citing worsening conditions in the courts, prisons and economy.
The Cambodian economy expanded by 7.5%, according to World Bank.
Ministry of Commerce on Thursday launched the new version of the Cambodia Trade Integration Strategy (CTIS).
Cambodia’s economy will continue to experience robust growth, but will expand at a slower pace than last year.
Cambodia’s economy has shown a certain degree of resilience and tenacity in maintaining growth despite facing various political challenges from within and outside. Economic performance and output are the main sources of regime legitimacy.
Market observers are seeing more upside than expected in China’s economy.
Cambodia’s economy is projected to grow at 7 percent this year.
Trump says the Federal Reserve made a mistake by raising interest rates
Bilateral trade between Cambodia and Indonesia rose moderately, reaching $556 million in value, a 4 percent increase.
Cambodia has a vision to become an upper-middle-income country by 2030 and a high-income economy by 2050. Nonetheless, this vision has met many distractions both domestically and internationally.
China’s industrial firms post their worst slump in profits since late 2011.
The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is an ambitious international cooperation and connectivity project initiated by China in 2013. Cambodia is one of the staunchest supporters of the initiative with the expectation that BRI will contribute to peace and shared prosperity.
US manufacturing activity unexpectedly cooled in March.
In Cambodia, one buys drinks or snacks from vending machines that use banknotes rather than coins. Coins are not in use in Cambodia’s modern economy, but it was not always like that.
Edotco says it is ready to build the digital infrastructure needed for a digital economy.
Digital technologies will give Cambodia the opportunity to leapfrog traditional stages of development, but it will take the country at least 10 years to complete the transition into a full-fledged digital economy, the minister of economy and finance said yesterday.
Smart Axiata Digital Innovation Fund (SADIF) expanded its investment into two more promising local digital businesses, a move that will contribute to the development of the Kingdom’s digital economy.
The economy has climbed higher and higher, growing by around 7 percent each year. Land prices have increased dramatically in that time as international investors have flooded in.
Exports to the United States, the world’s largest economy, increased by 25 percent last year, a significant increase in trade that comes despite a deteriorating diplomatic relation after Cambodia dissolved the main opposition party ahead of last year’s general elections.
The rise of lending institutions skyrocket.
