15 September, 2020
By CARI | 18 September 2020
CARI Analysis: Japan-ASEAN Economic Ties to Grow Despite COVID-19 Author: Mohd Imran Said Bin Mohd Shamsunahar | Research Editor: Eleen Ooi Yi Ling Webmaster: Nor Amirah Mohd Aminuddin | Research Director: Hong Jukhee
29 June, 2020
By CARI | 8 July 2020
CARI Analysis: Digital Payments No Longer a Luxury in the New Normal Author: Imran Said Shamsunahar | Research Editor: Eleen Ooi Yi Ling Webmaster: Nor Amirah Mohd Aminuddin | Research Director: Hong Jukhee
17 June, 2020
By CARI | 17 June 2020
CARI Analysis: Healthtech investment in Asia Pacific more than halved due to COVID-19 but opportunities remain Author: Aznita Ahmad Pharmy | Research Editor: Eleen Ooi Yi Ling Webmaster: Nor Amirah Mohd Aminuddin |
4 June, 2020
By CARI | 5 June 2020
CARI Analysis: E-Commerce in the New Normal Author: Imran Said Shamsunahar | Research Editor: Eleen Ooi Yi Ling Webmaster: Nor Amirah Mohd Aminuddin | Research Director: Hong Jukhee 1) E-Commerce has seen a
13 September, 2017
By Debapriya Mukherjee, CFA | 12 September 2017
The inflation conundrum In recent months, we have been observing a rise in growth with low inflation numbers. The puzzle is that inflation remains tepid amid rising growth with labor markets near full employment.
15 June, 2017
By Pauline Loong | 12 June 2017
Summary: Britain is now a partner of doubtful value to China. Not only has it lost its status as gateway to the huge EU market, its government is now hampered by a loss of
14 March, 2017
By Dr. Arup Raha | 14 March 2017
ASEAN exports are showing signs of life after a dismal performance in 2016. However, the cyclical bounce aside, there are still significant structural issues that are likely to constrain its growth: The slowdown in
22 November, 2016
By Dr. Arup Raha | 20 November 2016
Summary With the upcoming Trump presidency and Republican control of the House and Senate, this article looks at the possible changes to US policy and how that might affect Asia. It focuses on fiscal,
19 October, 2016
By Dr. Arup Raha and Marisha Naz | 19 October 2017
One of the main reasons behind the downshift in global growth has been the structural decline in global trade (Figure 1). For ASEAN economies, this has been particularly relevant given their dependence on the