Faced with complex tariff impacts, companies are diversifying supply chains and driving trade growth in the Asia Pacific region.
From electronics to aerospace, Malaysia's growth potential is unmatched, offering strategic benefits across multiple industries.
The nuanced interplay of economic policies, trade agreements, and regulatory reforms is driving supply chains to nearby shores.
Southeast Asia is taking the lead in building up its status as a nearshoring hotspot.
China’s reopening sparks optimism for global trade, offering significant opportunities for businesses in a dynamically recovering market.
By understanding the resilience of people flows across the region, companies can better understand shifts in the business landscape.
Geopolitics is not the only risk to ocean supply chains in the ‘new normal’.
New investments in logistics infrastructure are strengthening Hong Kong’s status as a regional hub and supporting recent growth in intra-Asian trade.
China’s slow recovery is costing the country its market share in some containerized import markets as reshoring and friend-shoring find traction.
Embracing broader global integration, trade agreements and participation in value chains is vital for unlocking Bangladesh’s untapped economic potential.
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