Indonesia’s new capital welcomes first foreign investor; Malaysia lures investors to Forest City with perks
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This week in Asean:
- Indonesia: Central bank to launch central counterparty clearing house next week
- Malaysia: August CPI continues easing to 1.9 per cent, slightly lower than forecast
- Thailand: Businesses call on central bank to stabilise baht amid volatility
- Philippine: Finance chief seeks 50-basis-point rate cut in October
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Indonesia’s bold vision for its new capital, Nusantara, is gaining momentum with the launch of two landmark developments backed by Chinese and Russian investors.
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