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PETRA Launches Largest Solar Round In Malaysian History

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Malaysia opened bidding this week for its largest-ever solar tender, requiring every project to pair with battery storage for the first time.

Bank Negara Malaysia Charts Course For 2027-2030 Financial Sector Blueprint

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Bank Negara Malaysia has outlined three priorities shaping its Financial Sector Blueprint 2027-2030, unveiled at Sasana Symposium 2026 in Kuala Lumpur.

HSBC To Launch Global AI Centre Of Excellence In Singapore

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HSBC will open a Global AI Centre of Excellence in Singapore in the second half of 2026 to scale AI worldwide.

Riyadh Air’s Kuala Lumpur Route Signals A New Gulf-ASEAN Air Bridge

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Riyadh Air has opened its first Southeast Asian route, linking Riyadh and Kuala Lumpur three times weekly on the Boeing 787-9.

Vietnam Presses Investors To Resolve Long An Power Plant Obstacles

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
The 3,000 MW Long An I and II LNG plants remain unbuilt five years after approval, with land and financing talks ongoing.

Tenaga Nasional Powers Southeast Asia’s Largest Water Plant

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
TNB will directly power Southeast Asia's largest water treatment plant under a new agreement with Air Selangor. Sungai Rasau will be Malaysia's first facility with a direct 132 kV supply.

Perry Warjiyo’s Exit Leaves Bank Indonesia At A Crossroads

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Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo has resigned two years early, prompting immediate market reaction and questions over central bank independence.

Pos Indonesia Clears Sukuk Default After Fitch Downgrade

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Pos Indonesia has settled its overdue sukuk payment, but the episode leaves open questions about oversight of financially stressed state enterprises.

Vietnam Fuel Prices Climb Again As Middle East Pressure Builds

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Vietnam raised retail fuel prices on July 23 for the second consecutive period as global crude benchmarks surged.

Laos-Myanmar Border Hydropower Study Targets 2,790 Megawatts

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Laos and Myanmar have signed a Joint Development Agreement to study a 2,790 MW hydropower project on their shared Mekong border. The feasibility phase is set to run 34 months.
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