
Business leaders’ top destination for expansion
…results indicated. With a strong preference for expansion within the wider region, Asia Pacific CEOs have identified China, Australia,

…results indicated. With a strong preference for expansion within the wider region, Asia Pacific CEOs have identified China, Australia,

…in 2024. China ‘s (A1 stable) economy is set to meet its 5% growth target in 2023 and a

Top 2024 macro-credit risks include tight liquidity and funding conditions, uncertainty about China’s macroeconomic outlook and property sector, and

…scheme across ASEAN countries, India, and Greater China could become a reality within the next two to three years

…produce sustainable natural fibres, edible oils, green packaging and clean natural gas spanning Indonesia, China, Brazil, Canada and Spain.

…events will continue to attract consumers, with 61% of respondents globally planning to take part in events such as

…and China—are willing to pay an even greater premium, between 15 and 20%. Consumer behavior can change more quickly

…terms fall by a further 3.0% is an improvement from the previous year as the rate of inflation is

…Australia, China, India, Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam said their organisations had already defined ESG strategies. Such strategies involve

…the release of the fund’s “Article IV” review of China’s economic policies. China’s local debt has reached 92 trillion

…on credit over the past year with variations in different markets, the trade credit insurer pointed out. Taiwan and

…combined with higher rates, this will weaken asset quality. Liquidity will also tighten. Net interest margins will decline in