According to the new decision of the special republican commission to combat сoronavirus, Uzbekistan has extended the ban on flights from a number of countries until February 1 this year, Trend …
Business confidence index dropped in Dec due to new Covid wave: UTCC
A survey of 369 Thai Chamber of Commerce members found that the confidence index at the end of 2020 had dropped from 33.7 to 31.8 – the lowest since July – due to the new wave of Covid-19 infections, …
Talking trade with Turkey post-Brexit
It is official: the UK is no longer in the European Union. It has been something of an acrimonious parting, characterised by political infighting, …
Austal CEO: Australian firms see great chance to do successful business in Vietnam
Australian businesses will have a great chance to be successful with their business in Vietnam once they embrace and respect the local culture, treat Vietnamese workforce with respect, and speak a …
Vietnam Central Bank targets credit growth at 12% in 2021
In 2021, the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV), the country’s central bank, set a credit growth target of 12%, around the same level of the estimated rate of 11-12% of last year. The State Bank of Vietnam.
Vietnam to minimize inbound flights until Tet over new coronavirus variant concerns
A Government Office dispatch said Vietnam will only allow in truly necessary flights that have been approved on a case-by-case basis by related agencies along with approval from the PM himself. Vietna …
President urges business community to take steps for financial inclusion of special persons
President Dr Arif Alvi on Monday urged the business community to take steps for the financial inclusion of differently-abled people …
RBI Warns Surging Bad Debt Threatens India Financial Stability
India’s central bank warned that an expected doubling of bad loans and soaring financial markets in the nation’s weakened economy threaten financial stability.
Indian lenders’ bad loans may rise significantly – financial stability report
Indian banks may see bad loans double despite signs of an improvement in the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, a report from the Financial Stability and Development Council said on Monday.
Businesses in Hong Kong want law and order: Commerce Secretary
International businesses in Hong Kong see law and order as key for investing, a city government official said on Monday, in response to concern about the impact of a sweeping national security law on …