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2020年12月7日 · 7 Dec 2020. Asia may be leading the transformation in B2B e-commerce but there are still untapped opportunities. Globally B2B e-commerce is still a growing space, but Asia is leading the transformation. If 2020 becomes known as the year e-commerce erupted, then Asia will be remembered as the epicentre of the transformation.
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2023年5月31日 · Lauren Verner. Group Media Relations. Standard Chartered. +44 7500 826 143. Future of Trade 2030: New growth corridors. The report, prepared by PwC Singapore, provides a view on global trade over the next decade and identifies high growth corridors in Asia, Africa and the Middle East as well as 13 key markets that will define the way ahead.
2019年8月16日 · Asia will lead the increase in middle-class populations, as those in the West stagnate. The domestic consumption story is compelling. We forecast global growth at 3.4%. Without emerging Asia’s contribution, it would be closer to 1.1%, the weakest
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.
