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Sakura season begins as cherry trees start flowering in various parts of the country.

With clients including AliExpress, Canva, and Gravity Game Vision, EBANX's Singapore headquarters will serve as a regulatory and product center for its global cross-border payments network.

Sam Reynolds of IEEFA: repeated shocks "refute the case for relying on imported fossil fuels." The argument for domestic renewables has never been easier to make—or harder to fund quickly enough.

IEA Director Birol was clear: reserves buy time, but the only real fix is ships moving through the Strait again.

From EV charger assembly to EV charging infrastructure mapping, Cape EMS's evolution under CEB 2.0 reflects a broader pattern among Malaysian manufacturers repositioning along the clean energy value chain rather than competing purely on contract assembly economics.

For Southeast Asian investors, Bank Indonesia's pivot from easing to stability anchoring is a reference point for the broader regional rate outlook. Indonesia is the canary in the emerging market coal mine on the Iran war's monetary policy consequences.

Officials said the reserve release is meant to stabilize supply amid ongoing geopolitical developments.

The Kredivo-Timo deal sends a clear message: in Southeast Asia’s next fintech chapter, regional players are acquiring licenses, not building around them.

The PHP 400 million injection into Salmon Bank is not just a capital event. It is the opening move in a broader licensing and product expansion strategy for 2026.

For payments platforms targeting emerging markets, Singapore remains the region’s preferred regulatory anchor. EBANX’s new HQ is the latest confirmation of that trend.