The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is one of the most closely watched and fastest-growing markets globally. At the same time, it is relatively vulnerable to the impact of US tariffs and the geopolitical situation. To this end, CEIC has specially launched the "Collection of ASEAN Macroeconomic Charts", which contains more than 80 charts and is used to study topics and indicators such as consumer spending, foreign direct investment, inflation, and the impact of US monetary policy on the currencies of Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, and the Philippines.
In this collection of charts, CEIC has studied key macroeconomic indicators such as consumer spending and inflation. It has also explored the impact of external factors on the ASEAN economy, especially the US monetary policy and the international trade environment.
Pan-European Union Comparison
- Economic Performance of the Six ASEAN Countries
- Inflation and Monetary Policy
- Trade Patterns
- Currency Trends
Malaysia
- The Impact of Foreign Direct Investment and How It Is Reflected in Manufacturing and Real Estate Data
- Credit Growth in Malaysia in 2024, Borrowers Can Enjoy Certain Loan Benefits to a Certain Extent
- The Importance of Infrastructure Expenditure in Malaysia's Economic Structure, and Recent Sub-sector Data of the Construction Industry in Various Regions
- Retail and Wholesale Data, Including Food, Shopping, etc.
Thailand
- The Importance of Food and Energy for Thailand's Inflation Trends, Including Its Recent Slide into Deflation
- The Recovery of the Number of International Tourists in Thailand, but It Has Not Reached the Pre-pandemic Level Yet
- The Recent Surge in Wages in Thailand's Agricultural Sector
- Some Sub-sector Economic Indicators Are Relatively Weak, Including GDP by Sector, as well as Personal and Domestic Bank Credit Demands
Singapore
- The Contribution of Various Industries in Singapore to the Overall GDP
- The Transportation Costs in Singapore Had a Huge Pull on the Soaring Inflation in 2022
- The Significant Contribution of Automobile Sales to the Overall Retail Sales
- Signed Construction Contracts
- Exploring the Main Industrial Clusters in Singapore: Engineering, Chemicals, Biomedicine, Manufacturing, and Electronics
- Exploring the Correlation: Taiwan's Export Sentiment May Serve as a Barometer of Singapore's Export Sentiment
Indonesia
- Indonesia's Inflation Is Below the Target, and the Daily Food Index Provides Early Signals of Changes in Consumer Prices
- Observing the Popular and Unpopular Sectors in the Industrial and Retail Sectors from Sub-sector Data
- Credit Growth Driven by Private Enterprises
- The Sustained Impact of Monetary Policy on Industrial Production
- Favorable Young Population Structure
Vietnam
- Foreign Direct Investment Mainly Flows into Vietnam's Manufacturing Industry
- Vietnam Has Achieved Long-term Success in Suppressing Inflation
- The Rebound of Loan Growth Rate Reaches the Government's Target, but the Non-performing Loans of Banks Are Increasing
- The Vietnamese Dong Depreciates Steadily Against the US Dollar
- The Vietnamese Dong Depreciates Steadily Against the US Dollar
Philippines
- The Contribution of Households, Private Investment, and Government Expenditure to GDP
- Presenting the Strong and Weak Industrial Sectors in the Form of a Heat Map
- Food Is the Key to the Soaring Inflation in 2022-23
- Core Inflation (Excluding the Relatively Volatile Food and Energy Prices) Decreases
- The Rebound of Consumer Loans Is Stronger Than That of Corporate Loans, and Enterprises Are More Sensitive to the Increase in Borrowing Costs
- Industrial Production Contracts
- The Net Sales Index Contracts. This Index Covers the Manufacturing Industry and Can Also Serve as a Barometer of Retail Sales
