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Indonesia's trade surplus of $3.32 billion in March was larger than expected, despite a contraction in exports, as imports grew less than anticipated amid a weaker rupiah currency and Islamic holidays, official data showed on Monday.
Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) maker VinFast on Thursday said its fourth-quarter net loss deepened 3.4% from the previous three months but it aims to nearly triple vehicle sales this year as it expands into new markets.
A unit of state-owned brokerage China Galaxy Securities (CGS) plans to expand its investment banking team in Southeast Asia to 50 people next year from 30 now, a senior executive said, betting on a rise in dealmaking in the region amid a sluggish market at home.
Indonesia's leading presidential hopefuls are considering a push to end the state power utility's monopoly as part of efforts to speed up the transition to greener energy, their teams told Reuters.
Japanese energy company Inpex Corp (1605.T) expects its final investment decision (FID) on the Abadi liquefied natural gas project in Indonesia to be delayed because COVID-19 has disrupted survey work and adjustments may be needed due to climate change, a senior executive said on Tuesday.
Indonesia would need to subsidise the coal-derived substitute that it has hung its hopes on to reduce its import bill for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), industry experts told Asia's biggest coal industry event said on Wednesday.
Malaysia's SD Guthrie , one of the world's largest palm oil producers, said on Thursday it was cautious on its outlook for the year, while reporting a slightly lower first-quarter net profit, due to weaker crude palm oil and palm kernel prices.
French mining group Eramet will launch a 500 million euro ($590.40 million) capital increase and consider selling stakes in some activities in 2026 after a slump in earnings and a jump in debt last year, it said on Wednesday.
Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Monday condemned the brutal murder of four villagers by suspected Islamist militants as "beyond the limits of humanity", as the military chief prepared to deploy special forces to join the hunt for the killers.
India led the way in global adoption of cryptocurrencies for the second straight year as investors braved the country's tough regulatory stance and steep trading taxes, a report from blockchain analytics company Chainalysis showed on Wednesday.
When a team of scientists listened to an audio clip recorded underwater off islands in central Indonesia, they heard what sounded like a campfire.
Foreigners were net sellers of Asian equities for a fourth straight month in August, as the region was hit by a resurgence in COVID-19 cases that hurt factory activity and prompted fresh lockdowns.
China's dominance of global electric vehicle production and sales is an established fact, but a new International Energy Agency (IEA) report points to the country extending its influence in autos across the fast-growing economies of Asia.
India's annual coal emissions are on track to scale new highs in 2023, after the power sector discharged record volumes of carbon dioxide in the first half and lifted imports of low-quality and high-polluting coal on world markets.
India's trade body has recommended a provisional anti-dumping duty on low-ash metallurgical coke, a steelmaking fuel, according to an official notification dated November 14.
The central banks of Malaysia and Cambodia on Thursday launched a cross-border QR payment linkage between the two countries, allowing consumers and merchants to make and receive instant retail payments through mobile applications.
Indonesia's decision to block internet access during periods of social unrest was lawful, its constitutional court ruled on Wednesday, in a move activists said sets a dangerous precedent for internet freedom in the world's third largest democracy.
Indonesia's Oil Palm Farmers Union said on Sunday it supported the government's ban on palm oil exports, calling it a temporary measure that was needed to ensure supply and affordability of cooking oil in the domestic market.
Overseas investors turned net buyers of Asian equities in April for the first time this year, helped by signs of economic recovery, with the region posting a strong rebound in manufacturing activity and exports.
New rules requiring Indonesian natural resource exporters to keep some of their proceeds onshore could add up to $9 billion per month to the foreign exchange supply and strengthen the rupiah exchange rate, senior officials said on Tuesday.