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Economy & Trade April 30, 2026 331 stories in this edition

Indonesian corruption watchdog flags price gaps, budget inconsistencies in free meals programme

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Indonesian corruption watchdog flags price gaps, budget inconsistencies in free meals programme

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One kitchen listed over 2,800 beneficiaries but only about 1,000 people actually received the meals.

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Former CSRC chairman Yi Huiman to face trial for taking bribes, abusing power

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Asian economies should boost trade with each other to weather global shocks: IMF

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As energy vulnerabilities persist, IMF’s Asia-Pacific director Krishna Srinivasan says stronger regional trade could help Asia sustain growth and create jobs.

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S. Koreans’ meat-heavy diet carries bigger carbon cost than 10 return flights to Jeju, report finds

South Koreans eat more meat per person and consume a higher share of beef than people in China or Japan.

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Iran war splits Asian diesel market into haves and have-nots

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Minerals over ideology? US embraces pragmatic diplomacy to break China’s rare earths grip

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The Trump administration’s strategic interest in rare earths is pushing the US towards more pragmatic diplomacy as it seeks to rebuild critical mineral supply chains without China, according to observers. As a result, th...

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