India's FDI surged 26.4 percent to US$22.4 billion from April to June, marking the highest growth in over five quarters, driven by the manufacturing, financial services, communication, and energy sectors.
Vietnam’s warehouse market is rapidly expanding, driven by significant foreign investment and growing e-commerce demands. Concurrently, China's warehouse developments near the Vietnam-China border are reshaping cross-border trade dynamics.
India and Malaysia have agreed to elevate the partnership and signed several agreements covering employment, traditional medicine, digital technology, culture, youth engagement, financial services, etc.
China approved the 2024 Negative List for Foreign Investment Access, further opening up its manufacturing, telecommunication, education, and healthcare sectors.
Vietnam's commitment to developing its semiconductor industry, bolstered by the presence of major players, promises the gradual formation of a supportive ecosystem and new opportunities for supply chain participants.
Under Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds, the Labour government aims to make the UK the fastest-growing economy in the G20, with a strategic focus on expanding trade abroad to drive domestic economic growth.
Indonesia achieved a record-breaking investment inflows in the first half of 2024, driven by significant foreign and domestic interest across key sectors.
India has amended updates to the Foreign Exchange Management (Non-Debt Instruments) Rules, 2019, with the goal of simplifying cross-border share exchanges and promoting the ease of doing business.
Per the July 2024 data, China industrial output experienced a deceleration, with growth slowing compared to previous months. However, this was offset by a notable surge in consumer spending and foreign trade.