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Chinese policy shifts bring low-price solar market to a close
Chinese policy shifts bring low-price solar market to a close
The cancellation of the 13% VAT export rebate will fuel prices.
What slows ammonia adoption as marine fuel?
The additional cost remains viable, assuming favourable market conditions are in place.
China’s non-motor insurers to gain from tighter commission rules
However, the move is expected to slow premium growth amongst small insurers.
Manufacturing hits brakes for 2025
Blame it on geopolitical tensions and tariffs.
India’s e-commerce market to hit $211.6b in 2025
It may reach $326.7b by 2029.
A1 Health phases out desflurane anaesthesia in Indonesia
It has lowered carbon emissions in operating rooms by 25%.
Why insurers turn to private markets in 2025?
Over the next 12 months, 67% of insurers plan to use reinsurance sidecars.
Carriers urged to lock in long-term shipping deals as freight rates slide
Uncertainty in US trade policies has affected cargo flow.
Medical devices supply chains at risk as China tightens rare earth exports
Sectors most exposed include MRI and X-ray device production.
Why Taiwan’s insurance outlook remains solid through 2029
The market is projected to expand by 8.8% this year.
Supreme Energy building second geothermal plant in West Sumatra
The 80-MW unit is scheduled to start operating in October 2027.
WA Health expands digital messaging to boost emergency response
The platform replaces pagers, phone calls, and text messages to cut delays.
China’s banks expand lending but struggle with weakening demand
UOB Kay Hian said banks remain cautious in extending long-term credit.
Great Eastern bets on AI, specialised products in strategy revamp
It plans to expand its products for high-net-worth people and SME owners.
Oh!Some bets on experience-led retail to engage shoppers
Interactive store layouts, tie-ups, and live events seek to encourage repeat visits.
What will drive Malaysia’s life insurance market to bag $20.4b by 2029?
Policy ownership has increased from 41.5% in 2019 to 45.5% in 2024.
Insurers strengthen cyber governance as oversight shifts to CEOs
About 40% said CEO compensation is now tied to cybersecurity performance.
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