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  1. 2023年5月31日 · Thirteen key markets are expected to account for 73 per cent of all exports and 69 per cent of all imports in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East by 2030, with a combined total trade value of USD19.7tn, based on analysis of historical trade data and projections until 2030.

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    The bank connecting you to all of ASEAN and beyond. With a presence in 52 of the world’s most dynamic markets, we have been supporting clients in ASEAN for over 170 years. With our extensive global network, in-depth local market knowledge and wide-ranging suite of products, we are well-positioned to support your business growth and cross ...

  6. 2023年10月3日 · Indeed, the environmental outlook for ASEAN is very positive. The proliferation of climate solutions could enable the trading bloc to reduce energy-related carbon dioxide emissions by 75% by 2050 6 . Renewable energy could account for 65% of ASEAN’s total energy usage by this date, up from 19% in 2018; and new technologies could make the ...

  7. 2023年2月28日 · Emerging Asia, including China and Southeast Asia, is one of the regions where the global investment community has been notably underweight, thereby making this market a prime beneficiary should the Dollar sustainably weaken.

  8. 2024年5月17日 · Global goods trade to reach USD32.6 trillion by 2030. Over the next decade, global trade will be anchored around Asia, Africa and the Middle East and will be underpinned by new trends.