China and East Asia. Steel consumption in China had risen for 11.3% in the first 8 months of 2017 resulted in a drop in China’s steel export. Rising trend in prices of flat steel in East Asia in Q3/2017
volume dropped significantly as a result of China’s lockdown. Moreover, the COVID-19 outbreak considerably affected the economies of trading partners and brought about supply chain disruptions. Domestic
on the US economic and foreign trade policies, China’s economic structure reforms, as well as geopolitical risks that could undermine export recovery. For the banking sector in the second quarter of
growth in the period ahead still challenge with uncertainties on the US economic and foreign trade policies, China’s economic structure reforms, as well as geopolitical risks that could undermine export
, China’s economic restructuring and financial stability, and geopolitical circumstances, which could impact volatilities in the financial markets and exchange rates. At the same time, key domestic risks
continuous monitoring, as they may trigger financial market volatilities and capital outflows from emerging markets including Thailand. Furthermore, China’s financial stability issues and international
39% to 0.54 (Net Operating Debt/Equity) and TRIS Ratings (a strategic part- ner of S&P Global) ascribed the Company’s rating at “A+”. They also upgraded the outlook of IVL to “Posi- tive” from “Stable
new route from Chiang Mai-Hanoi since March 2018. However, an impact of China’s economic sluggish together with the boat accident in Phuket, the Company has to decrease its flight Samui to Chongqing