The UK’s decision to leave the EU is forcing Indian investors to reconsider their operations in the country, particularly regarding steel production and IT services.

Disappointing first-half figures for Thailand are partly explained by French supermarket group’s withdrawal, says central bank governor.

Abenomics reforms promised to revamp FDI, yet have gained little traction so far. But behind the official statistics, something is stirring. 

The recently-elected president of Taiwan is talking up her New Southbound Policy – but not everyone is convinced.

Nicaragua seems not have learned from years of political turmoil, which is bad news for potential investors in Central America’s poorest country.

Despite increases in the existence of and compliance with anti-corruption measures, the region still lacks confidence in its businesses’ integrity.

Sovereign states caught off-guard by the arrival of fast-track powers for the tribunal that settles disputes between foreign investors and host countries may be tempted to curb its powers. 

Turkey’s travel industry, vital to its economy, is suffering after terrorist atrocities and the failed coup against President Erdogan

The World Trade Organization has urged its members to resist protectionist sentiments to help steer out of the slump in global trade. 

Rising productivity and weakening demand caused by a global slowdown is likely to drive down food prices in the next decade.