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Japan’s employment rate: A snapshot of economic resilience

Japan ·

The employment landscape in Japan is shaped significantly by its aging population, with a growing percentage of the workforce approaching retirement age. This demographic shift poses unique challenges, particularly in maintaining a robust labor pool. To counteract these issues, the government has been actively promoting policies aimed at encouraging higher participation rates among women and older workers. Recent initiatives, such as enhancing childcare support and improving working conditions for seniors, have been introduced to bolster employment rates in these demographics.

By Ishita Agarwal
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ADB Report highlights Vietnam’s economic resilience amid global challenges

Vietnam ·

Vietnam’s GDP growth remains strong, projected at around 5.8% for the current year. This growth is supported by an increase in consumer spending and a recovery in key sectors, such as manufacturing and services. The ADB emphasizes that the country’s diversified economy has allowed it to better withstand external shocks, including supply chain disruptions and inflationary pressures.

By Ishita Agarwal
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Resilient Singapore stocks offering robust dividends amid economic uncertainty

Singapore ·

CSE Global (SGX: 544), a systems integrator specializing in electrification, communications, and automation solutions, has also demonstrated financial robustness. Operating across 16 countries with 58 offices and over 2,000 employees, CSE Global reported a notable 22.8% increase in revenue for 1H 2024, reaching S$428.9 million. The company has consistently paid out S$0.0275 per share annually over the past five years, reflecting its commitment to returning value to shareholders.

By Ishita Agarwal
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Prabowo secures house majority: what it means for Indonesia’s political and economic future

Indonesia ·

Prabowo, who leads the Gerindra Party and has been a prominent figure in Indonesian politics, managed to consolidate support within the House, signaling a strong foothold as he prepares to assume the presidency. His success in obtaining a majority is a pivotal moment in Indonesian politics, reflecting both his extensive political network and his party's growing influence.

By Ishita Agarwal
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Sri Mulyani addresses 4.3% drop in state revenue through July, highlights progress in Indonesia’s fiscal policy

Indonesia ·

The revenue shortfall, which comes amid ongoing economic challenges, reflects a range of factors including fluctuating global commodity prices and domestic economic adjustments. The decrease in state revenue is a critical concern as it impacts the government's ability to fund public services and infrastructure projects crucial for sustained economic growth.

By Ishita Agarwal
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Indonesian Ministry launches digital business training for 200 Papuan entrepreneurs

Indonesia ·

The program is part of a broader effort to stimulate economic activity and support small businesses in Papua, a region traditionally underserved in terms of digital infrastructure and resources. With a focus on practical skills and real-world applications, the training includes modules on setting up online stores, utilizing social media for business promotion, and managing digital transactions.

By Ishita Agarwal

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