ASEAN economies

The region is still feeling the economic reverberations of the U.S. Federal Reserve's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Last 2023, the coming year is likely to be a busy one for Southeast Asia on the economic front.

With regional financial markets less dependent than ever on foreign capital, a lot less is hanging on the question than in years past.

While political crises dominate the bloc's attention, Indonesia can use its chairmanship to advance and recalibrate ASEAN's economic integration agenda.

A new report claims that the region's digital economy could be worth more than $200 billion this year, outpacing previous projections.

A closer look at comparative transitions between Southeast Asia and the Middle East can help us understand the forces behind this development.

A free trade pact between the EEU and Vietnam could be just the beginning of a productive economic relationship.

The signs don’t look all that good.

There is growing evidence that the region’s economic prospects are dimming.

Recent numbers indicate that some members of the bloc may be more insulated from a downturn than initially thought.

A tour of the prospects for the Asia-Pacific’s biggest economies in 2016.