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Myanmar faces wider business fallout after Kirin retreat

Myanmar faces wider business fallout after Kirin retreat Faris Mokhtar, Philip J. Heijmans and Chanyaporn Chanjaroen, Bloomberg Feb. 10, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail A demonstrator holds up a National League for Democracy (NLD) flag during a protest outside the Embassy of Myanmar in Bangkok, Thailand, on Feb. 1 2021.Bloomberg photo by Andre Malerba. Myanmar s political upheaval is prompting global companies from Japan to Thailand to dial back operations in the country, spurring concern about a widening business fallout. From beer maker Kirin Holdings Co. to an early backer of gaming firm Razer Inc., companies and investors are weighing the impact of a military coup that s thrust the once- thriving nation into a state of emergency. The turmoil is prompting multinationals like Thailand s biggest industrial developer to delay investment plans, a harbinger of things to come should the chaos deepen.

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PHL economy faces slow start this year

January 29, 2021 | 7:30 pm Font Size AAA The continued rise in coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) infections will pose a risk to the Philippine economy s recovery, experts said. Photo by Michael Varcas, The Philippine Star The Philippine economy will face a “slow start” in 2021 as key areas remain under community quarantine, Acting Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Karl Kendrick T. Chua said. “To be honest, this year will be a slow start…We will begin to see year on year positive, I think starting the second quarter,” Mr. Chua said in a briefing on Friday. Mr. Chua said the improvement of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) situation in neighboring countries and their gradual reopening will have a beneficial impact on the Philippines as well.

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ADUN SPEAKS | PN either clueless or in denial on real economic sentiment

Its ministers' views on investor confidence contradict expert reports.

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New COVID wave seen putting construction-led revival at risk

New COVID wave seen putting construction-led revival at risk
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Fitch unit bullish on Philippine construction sector

Fitch unit bullish on Philippine construction sector Lawrence Agcaoili © STAR/ File Fitch unit bullish on Philippine construction sector MANILA, Philippines The Philippine construction industry is expected to enjoy double-digit growth this year as revived infrastructure projects are seen helping the country recover from the pandemic- induced recession, according to Fitch Solutions Country Risk & Industry Research. The research arm of the Fitch group said the Philippine construction sector would post a double-digit growth of 13 percent this year as the country recovers from the impact of the pandemic. “Infrastructure will be among the Philippines’ spending priorities in 2021 to revive the economy from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and natural disasters over 2020.The focal points of investment will be on water and transport infrastructure, particularly flood control, road development and rail,” it said.

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