- “The spillover effect of the tourist rebound could lead to a strong recovery of activities and domestic demand,” said Shiao of Invesco. The removal of Covid-related entry curbs has lifted domestic and regional consumption in sectors like food and retail, with some beating pre-pandemic levels.
- The resilience displayed by Southeast Asian stocks contrasts sharply with North Asian peers, which are highly susceptible to trade and heavily dependent on China. READ MORE
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