ASEAN BUSINESS
Asean’s green future and debt trouble
This week in Asean:
- Vietnam: US$15.5 billion financing framework for energy transition unveiled
- Malaysia: Increase in housing prices and rental rates expected
- Thailand: Tourism target back on track with surge in Malaysian visitors
- Indonesia: Presidential candidates competing to court the youth vote
- Myanmar: Central bank ceases setting exchange rates for foreign currencies
Dear BT reader,
The big news of the week is the 28th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP 28) at the 2023 UN Climate Change Conference in Dubai, which started on Nov 30 and will wrap up on Dec 12.
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