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DHAKA/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - South Asia ... Only India and Pakistan currently import LNG in South Asia, taking in a combined 25 million tonnes, or 8 percent of global demand last year. But with a fast growing population, strong economic growth and soaring ... ( read original story ...)

India`s gold imports in June more than tripled from a year earlier to ... demand has stabilised," said a Singapore-based dealer. ( read original story ...)

The board, comprising Mr Alfonso Ang, Mr Zahidi Abdul Rahman and Mr Tony Tay, noted in its decision: "All parties agree that there is no prescribed noise limit from within residential property in Singapore. "The board cannot import and apply the American ... ( read original story ...)

BW Singapore was earlier this year relocated to the port in SUMED from the port of Ain Sokhna. The FSRU started serving as Egypt’s second LNG import terminal in October 2015 under a five-year contract with the Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS). ( read original story ...)

China typically imports more than half of its MTBE demand from the Southeast Asian countries of Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, which jointly contributed 60.5% of the country's total import volume in 2016, Chinese customs data showed. Despite the recent ... ( read original story ...)

Customs authorities detained more than 41 million fake and ... The country was the highest source of fake foodstuffs (94.16%). Singapore was the top source (89.29%) for counterfeit alcoholic beverages and India for counterfeit medicines. ( read original story ...)

NAKHON SAWAN – Harvesting of lotus leaves from Bueng Boraphet for export has proved to be a sustainable source ... his market - by exporting to restaurants in China, Hong Kong and Singapore, shipping up to three to four tonnes a month. ( read original story ...)

SINGAPORE: Singapore's manufacturing sector expanded for the ... The institute attributed the increase in manufacturing activity to improvements in new orders, exports and factory output. However, the reading was also affected by lower inventory level ... ( read original story ...)

Do was arrested and the ivory products were seized. It is an offence in Singapore to import, export, possess or sell any wildlife parts and species that are protected under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna or Flora ... ( read original story ...)

The overall manufacturing PMI rose to 51.0 last month from 50.9 in June, the Singapore Institute of Purchasing & Materials ... slight improvement in the July PMI reading to higher orders, exports and factory output. The PMI for electronics ticked up ... ( read original story ...)

SINGAPORE - The manufacturing sector continued to power ahead ... July's reading was lifted by improvements in new domestic and export orders, though a dip in employment in the sector, as well as lower inventory levels weighed on the numbers. ( read original story ...)

SINGAPORE - A 33-year-old Vietnamese national ... In a public advisory, AVA warned that it is an offence to illegally import/export, possess, sell, offer/advertise for sale or display to public any illegal wildlife species (including their parts and ... ( read original story ...)

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That choice pits the top global financial centers, London and New York, against each other for a sale that could value the largest oil exporter at as much as $ ... Hong Kong, Tokyo, Singapore or Toronto -- the six main contenders for the prize. ( read original story ...)

A delegation of local business representatives is in the Philippines to scout out opportunities in a market that is generating growing interest among Singapore companies. The 22 delegates on the four-day mission, which ends on Friday, are exploring ... ( read original story ...)

“A stabilization in FX reserves, the currency, and volatility should all bode well for sentiment toward Malaysian government bonds,” said Charlie Lay, an analyst at Commerzbank in Singapore. “Healthy domestic demand and firm exports should also ... ( read original story ...)