The shortage of foreign exchange liquidity in Papua New Guinea’s economy appears to be easing, with increased currency inflows helping to meet the needs of both importers and the financial sector....
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Economic Update | The impact of improved foreign currency supply on PNG’s economy
30 Apr 2019
Economic View | Kojo Choi, CEO, PaySwitch
30 Apr 2019
Economic View | Dato’ Wan Latiff Wan Musa, CEO, Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation
29 Apr 2019
Where do you see opportunities for Malaysian exporters to benefit from the US-China trade war?
Economic Update | The plan to turn Saudi Arabia into a renewable energy leader
26 Apr 2019
Rising energy demand and a commitment to divert hydrocarbons to processing and export has incentivised a shift toward renewables in Saudi Arabia, with the Kingdom set to become the region’s largest...
Economic Update | Sri Lanka’s plan to boost connectivity and reduce congestion in Colombo
26 Apr 2019
Sri Lanka is set to break ground on the first stage of the Colombo Light Rail Transit (LRT) project, a major development designed to ease congestion and improve connectivity in the capital.
Economic Update | Will renewables expand Ghana’s economy?
26 Apr 2019
Ghana is turning to renewables as a way to expand its electricity capacity and diversify the energy mix, with the private sector flagged to take the lead in a major project rollout.
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