ASEAN economy

Rising food and energy prices are set to weaken economic growth by reducing real private consumption and investment.

A supply squeeze has led to a spate of state interventions to control the prices of basic goods, but the inflation crisis is unlikely to be prolonged.

A lot hinges on exactly what is meant by the term "sustainable."

While the economic fallout from the war and ensuing sanctions is hard to predict, it is likely to be significant.

According to the International Labor Organization, pandemic-induced job losses will continue to drag down the region's economies until well into 2022.

Streamlining non-tariff barriers to reduce the regulatory burden on businesses remains a key priority for the region’s recovery from COVID-19.

A conversation with the financial analyst David Totten.

For emerging markets, foreign capital inflows can spur growth – but they are also a potential source of volatility.

Recovery from the pandemic and its economic effects has become an arena for strategic competition in Southeast Asia.

The plan marks an important first step back toward normalcy, but the timeline might be overly ambitious.

A new report into the region's digital economy shows the dramatic effects that the pandemic has had on daily life.