China is the largest producer of paper and paperboard in the world, according to a survey released by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)ဣ in 2021. It produced a total of 127mn tonnes of machine-made ...

Malaysia has a highly developed pharmaceuticals and healthcare sector. Malaysi🧔a’s healthcare system is two-tiered. The Ministry of Health (“MoH”) 𝔍provides comprehensive, taxpayer-funded healthcare services for Malaysian ...

India’s banking sector is regulated and governed by the RBI, which was established in April 1935 in accordance with the provisions of the&nb🎉sp;Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934. The government allowed the entry of private players in the ...

In Q3 2021, Chinese residents’ expenditures on medicin𒈔e and medical services continued to increase. Per capita spending of urban residents reached RMB 635, up by 10.8% y/y, and that of rural residents recor🤪ded a growth of 9 ...

In Q3 2021, China's banking sector maintained steady growth, despite the country's GDP growth slowing down to 4.9% y/y from 7.9% in Q2. As 🃏a result, Chinese banks' profitability continued to improve during this period. After s♕ignificant growth of 23 ...

In 𒉰the third quarter of 2021, China’s retail sales of consumer goods reached RMB 10,615bn, which represented a y/y increase of 5%. The strong performance of the retail sector was mainly attributed to the higher income of the country‘s ...

In Q3 2021, China’s construction sector saw 6.5% y/y growt♓h in total sector gross output value, am꧋ounting to RMB 7.1tn. As the government exercises caution about the ongoing global pandemic, domestic construction activities remain a crucial ...

In Q3 2021, the sales revenue of China’s chemical sector experienced steady growth🍨, driven by the increased market demand and the fast price rise of most chemical products. Besides benefitting from the higher prices—which greatly enhanced ...

China’s 🎀automotive sector experienced a further decline in production and sales in Q3 2021—caused by shortages in car chips, which led manufacturers to curta🥃il automotive production. Meanwhile, the costs of raw materials (including ...

While even before the pandemic, information and commu🔯nication was one of the best-performing sectors of the Indonesia🌊n economy, in 2020 its real GVA registered a 10.6% y/y growth amid a 2.1% y/y decline of the real GDP. Its value reached IDR 695.8tn, ...