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Refineries can look forward to an improving business environment over 2024 to 2026. Domestic demand for refinery products will be boosted by an uptick in economic activity, particularly in e-commerce sales and the tourism sector. The industry will also benefit from increasing connectivity in trade and investment across the ASEAN region
Thai sea freight services are expected to experience steady growth from 2025 to 2027, partly due to Thailand’s expansion into new export markets, the rise of e-commerce, government infrastructure development projects that integrate logistics networks, and the extension of transport links connecting Thailand to neighboring countrie
Over the period 2022-2024, the road freight transport industry is expected to enjoy growth rates that will average 3-5% per year. The industry will benefit from growth in manufacturing and trade, and from the increase in public-sector spending on infrastructure construction and the likely expansion in agricultural outputs. Beyond this, players will also gain from the ongoing strengthening of border/cross-border trade and the continuing rise in the popularity of e-commerce.
Over 2024 to 2026, the ethanol industry will enjoy ongoing expansion and improving business conditions thanks to: (i) growth in the tourism industry and an overall strengthening in economic activity; (ii) an increase in the number of vehicles on Thai roads that are able to run on gasohol; (iii) the rising popularity of e-commerce, (iv) government support for biofuels and for increased use of E20 gasohol; and (v) greater demand for ethanol from other industries
Players can expect to see average annual growth in spending on credit cards that will run to 8.0-9.0% per year over 2024-2026. The market will be boosted by greater spending on domestic and international tourism, continuing growth in e-commerce sales and consumers’ increasing familiarity with the process of making online payments. Nevertheless, the market will also come under pressure from only slow growth in domestic consumer spending power and the declining ability of borrowers to make their debt repayments on schedule
The online market that has grown rapidly in recent times. Not only growth in value and number of users But online marketing continues to improve efficiency
Executive Summary: Vietnam is likely to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic faster than regional peers and growth should rebound to its annual rate of 6.0-7.0% in the medium to longer term
Vietnam is the sixth largest economy of ASEAN with the size of GDP around USD188bn and, as a result of continuous high growth
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