Remittances in Myanmar: Recent Developments and Outlook
This analytical note provides an overview as well as the recent remittances developments in Myanmar post-COVID-19.
This analytical note provides an overview as well as the recent remittances developments in Myanmar post-COVID-19.
The ASEAN+3 region is forecast to grow at 4.4 percent in 2024 and 4.3 percent in 2025, broadly unchanged from our assessment in April.
In the recent decade however, Brunei’s hydrocarbon-based economic model has come under increasing pressure, reflecting major disruptions in offshore oil and gas production.
The rapid shift toward digital solutions and innovation highlights the growing importance of the information and communication technology (ICT) sector in Brunei.
Under the Wawasan Brunei 2035, tourism has been identified as one of the five priority sectors for economic diversification.
The biggest policy challenge for ASEAN+3 policymakers lies in striking an appropriate balance between restoring fiscal buffers and carrying out an active fiscal policy to support sustainable and inclusive growth.
Faced with a confluence of structural challenges, the Thai economy is likely to experience continued decline in its long-term trend growth, trailing behind regional peers.
Vietnam's economy faced significant challenges last year, with growth slowing to 5.1 percent due to export contraction.
China’s demographic profile is now transitioning from being a dividend to a drag on the economy. This shift carries profound implications for the country’s economic trajectory.
Growth for ASEAN+3 was better than expected in 2023, supported by a turnaround in exports amid robust domestic demand and stabilizing economic activities in China.