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Consumers cut spending ahead of Tet
Consumers are starting 2024 cautiously after a year of economic challenges even though the holiday season is approaching and businesses are trying hard to cope.
Visa revenue growth slows more as tough economy sobers spending
Australia to cut economic growth forecasts on lower consumer spending
Vietnam among world’s fastest middle class growth nations
With 23.2 million people joining the demographic by 2030, Vietnam is ranked seventh among nine nations with fastest growing middle class populations in the coming decade.
September 5, 2021 | 12:46 am PT
China's "moonlight" generation puts tomorrow's growth on credit
China's hopes that consumer spending can become its new growth engine have taken a few dents in 2016, but a new generation of overspenders might give the economy a shot in the arm, even as they stretch their own resources to breaking point.
April 12, 2016 | 04:55 pm PT