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Southeast Asia’s Structural Refinery Exposure Amplifies Global Supply Shock Beyond Crude Price Headlines

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
ASEAN ministers specifically called for biofuel and renewable energy diversification as a supply route hedge. The crisis is reframing energy transition as an immediate security imperative.

Myanmar Warns Against Diesel Hoarding As LNG Deliveries Sustain Industrial Zone Supply

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
The Dapeng Princess completes its fifth Thilawa call. Industrial zones stay lit. Millions of households remain on rotating blackouts.

Asian Bond Futures At SGX Signal Singapore’s Bid To Anchor Regional Rate Risk Management

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
SGX's bond futures push reflects a structural shift in Asian capital markets. Global investors are treating Southeast Asian sovereign debt as a core allocation, not an afterthought.

Indonesia Leverages World’s Largest Nickel Reserves In Japan Cooperation Deal

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Indonesia and Japan advance regional energy security through a minerals and nuclear cooperation agreement signed March 15.

How Landlocked Laos Became Southeast Asia’s Most Exposed Economy In The Hormuz Supply Shock

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Laos' fuel crisis has forced school weeks to three days, shifted civil servants to remote work, and closed nearly half the country's petrol stations.

New Bird Species Found In Japan For First Time In 45 Years

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
The discovery marks a significant milestone in ornithological studies in Japan.

Kredivo Group Acquires Full Stake In Vietnam’s Timo Digital Bank In Undisclosed Cross-Border Deal

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Kredivo Group acquires 100% of Timo, Vietnam's first digital bank, merging BNPL credit with licensed banking infrastructure.

2C2P And M-PAY Partner To Expand Digital Payment Options For Sun PhuQuoc Airways In Vietnam

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
2C2P and M-PAY will provide payment orchestration for Sun PhuQuoc Airways in Vietnam, covering cards, wallets, QR, and direct debit.

Laos Slashes Fuel Taxes To Zero As Station Closures Expose Deep Import Dependency

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Laos cut its diesel excise tax to zero on March 18 after more than 1,000 fuel stations closed and prices spiked 50 percent in a single week. The country imports over 97% of its fuel from Thailand.

Indonesia And Japan Sign Five-Year Nuclear Energy And Critical Minerals MoC At Tokyo Energy Forum

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
Indonesia and Japan signed a five-year nuclear energy and critical minerals MoC in Tokyo on March 15. The agreement covers technology transfer, SMR collaboration, and potential JBIC and NEXI export credit financing.
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