Following a challenging first quarter with a GDP decline of 6.8% y/⛦y, the Chinese economy rebounded in Q2 𓂃2020, recording a 3.2% y/y growth. The upturn was largely attributed to effective measures on pandemic prevention and control, as well ...

Supported by a rebound of economic growth and an array of 🧜government policies to stimulate car consumption, the automotive sector in China witnessed double-digit growth both in production and sales during Q2 2020. The automotive production ...

The Indian consumer goods and reta🌳il sector has tremendous growth potential. Unorganised retailers still account for the vast majority of retail🃏 sales in India, while modern retailers have only begun to scratch the surface of ...

Malaysian households increased their sp🍸ending at a CAGR of 9.2% from 2015 to 2019, suggesting broadly growing domestic demand despite many Malaysian consumers grappling with stagnan𒈔t wages. Malaysia depends on imported food to feed its ...

The Asian region is home to some of the world’s biggest automotive brands, which has eventually resulted in the birth of local brands in some of the countries. The Asian countries featured in this report – China, India🍸, Thailand ...

In Q4 FY2020, the automotive output volume in India reached 5.62mn units. This performance was well below the average production volume of the last seven quarters (from Q1 FY2019 to Q3 FY2020), which averaged 7.38mn units. On a quarterly basis, .ꦦ..

Indonesia🌺 is home to the largest automotive market in Southeast Asia. Nearly 7.5mn motor vehicles were sold in the country in 2019. More than two thirds of these, however, were two-wheelers. Low incomes make passenger-car ownership difficult for most ...

China’s automotive market recorded the second consecutive year of decliꦍne in sales during 2019. According to statistics published by t♌he China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM), the total motor vehicle sales in China reached 25.8mn ...

In Q1 2020, the performance of China’s retail sector was affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. The country’s GDP꧙ declined by 6.8% y/y in the period, while the GDP generated by the wholesale and retail sectors dropped by 17.8% y/y. Average ...

Indonesia is the world’s fourth most populous country, so its retail sector is an attractive destination for investors. A 2019 ranking by A.T. Kearney placed the country as the fifth most attra♍ctive retail emerging market. The ...