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Production volume growth in China’s food and beverage sector generally slowed down in 2015, in comparison with the previous year. The most signifಞicant declines were registered in the prod𝓡uction of sugar, beer, meat and candy. Positive growth ...

Ret♈ail is 𒈔a dynamic sector with excellent prospects in Indonesia. The country boasts the world’s fourth-largest population, at 256 million in 2015, and is also the largest market in South-East Asia. Global consultancy A.T. Kearney ranked ...

China's healthcare system is hospital-centric, with public hospitals delivering approximately 90% of the inpatient and outpatient care consumed in the country today in both hospitals and basic mediওcal institutions*. Nearly 40% of hospital💮s’ ...

India’s financial sector is dominated by banking but non-banking financial institutions have been gaining ground as well. Starting from a low base, the insurance sector, com✱prising life and general insurance, has been expanding in terms of ...

Production of mobile handsets and mobile co𓆉mmunication base stations reached 1.52bn and 267mn units in the first nine months of 2016, respectively – increases of 25.6% and 28.6% y/y. This followed drops of 6% and 24%, respectively, in the ﷽same ...

China is the world’s second-largest retail market, and is projected🦹 to become the largest in 2017 or 2018. The country is already the global leader in e-commerce. Despite ꦐthe slowdown of China’s economy and the consequent deceleration in ...

The food sector is a strategic one for China’s economy, a𒆙s it provides sustenance to almost 20% of the world’s population and provides the impetus for many other sectors, such as agriculture, transportation, machinery and vehicle ...

The food and beverage sector of the Philippines accounted for 10% of GDP and for 50.1% of the nominal value added of manufacturing in 2015. Although the country is a large producer 🌳of coconut products and tropical fruits, the foreign trade gap in ...

The oil and gas sector, one of the most important economic sectors in Malaysia, accounted for 11.3% of the country’s✃ GDP in 2015. In that year, the state oil company, Petronas, contributed a total of MYR 26bn in dividends to the Malaysian ...