2022 November
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Thailand Microeconomic Weekly Update #4
- November 24, 2022
- Posted by: Julia Garcia
- Categories: Thailand Weekly Economic Update, Weekly Updates
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The Bank of Thailand (BOT) expects Thailand’s GDP 3Q22 will grow more than 3% from the reopening of the country and lower inflation. The economic outlook is still inline with Bank of Thailand (BOT) expectations despite concerns about the global economic slowdown.
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Vietnam Microeconomic Weekly Update #2
- November 22, 2022
- Posted by: Julia Garcia
- Categories: Thailand Weekly Economic Update, Weekly Updates
Retail borrowers are struggling to pay interest on bank loans, which has jumped by o.5-1.2 percentage points this month alone to 11.5- 13%
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Thailand Microeconomic Weekly Update #3
- November 15, 2022
- Posted by: Julia Garcia
- Categories: Vietnam Weekly Economic Update, Weekly Updates
The USD could remain volatile from late October to November 3 with four major central bank meetings. The exception of BoJ keeping its policy unchanged, the rest are expected to hike rates 75 bps. However, deteriorating US economic data could undermine the strengthening USD and mean a sooner end to the Fed’s tightening cycle.
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Philippines Microeconomic Weekly Update # 14
- November 14, 2022
- Posted by: Julia Garcia
- Categories: Thailand Weekly Economic Update, Weekly Updates
Gross domestic product rose 7.6%, beating expectations of 6.3%, due to the increase in household spending as people get back to “pre-pandemic life”.
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Vietnam Microeconomic Weekly Update #1
- November 10, 2022
- Posted by: Julia Garcia
- Categories: Philippine Weekly Economic Update, Weekly Updates
The beer products has shown the most significant increase in terms of production
industry followed by the seafood industry , phone components , car paint and many more, even so , the industries related to Machine water, aluminum , sugar are some of the lower percentage of production. -
Thailand Microeconomic Weekly Update # 2
- November 8, 2022
- Posted by: Julia Garcia
- Category: Weekly Updates
The USD could remain volatile from late October to November 3 with four major central bank meetings. The exception of BoJ keeping its policy unchanged, the rest are expected to hike rates 75 bps. However, deteriorating US economic data could undermine the strengthening USD and mean a sooner end to the Fed’s tightening cycle.
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Philippines Microeconomic Weekly Update # 12
- November 7, 2022
- Posted by: Julia Garcia
- Category: Weekly Updates
President Ferdinand Marcos signed a law Monday requiring mobile users to provide personal details when buying a SIM card, a regulation aimed at combating text messaging fraud. A national ID system covers most Filipinos and will serve as a crucial source document for telcos to counter check IDs that prepaid SIM users present as proof of identity. Telcos are calling for the full rollout to ensure the successful implementation of the newly signed SIM Registration law.