Region: Cambodia
Category: International Trade

Cambodia International Trade

(7 reports matching your criteria)
  • Analysis by Region - Emerging Markets - Cambodia

    ... We maintain an optimistic outlook for the Cambodian economy. We expect GDP growth of 6.4% y/y in 2025, up from an estimated 6.3% expansion in 2024. Despite downside risks, the overall growth outlook remains positive. Read More

  • Macro - Country Economic Forecasts - Cambodia

    ... for 2023 and to 6.4% from 6.5% for 2024, given that the recovery in tourism fared below our expectations. Although, new export drivers in agricultural products and electric parts are likely to provide some offset. Read More

  • Cambodia In-depth PEST Insights

    ... analysis. Synopsis Understand the political system in Cambodia through analysis of key figures in the country and governance indicators. Understand the economic situation in Cambodia through a balanced assessment of core macroeconomic issues. Understand customer ... Read More

  • Editorial: Cambodia's Garment Exports Continue To Advance Despite Headwinds

    ... value of Cambodian clothing exports in 2022 was 12.7% higher in terms of US dollars than it had been in 2021, and 28.5% higher than it had been five years earlier. Furthermore, EU clothing imports ... Read More

  • Cambodia Garment Manufacturing Industry Research Report 2023-2032

    ... with low labor costs. As of the end of 2022, Cambodia's population was estimated at 17.2 million people, with approximately 75% residing in rural areas. A significant portion of the population, around 27%, falls within ... Read More

  • Country Review Cambodia

    ... given country's history, economy, government, political landscape including foreign policy orientation, business and investment climate, socio-cultural scene including key demographic features, and pertinent environmental issues. The Country Reviews are updated annually, although there are dynamic ... Read More

  • Country Economic Forecasts - Cambodia

    ... to about 5.5% this year and back to its previous 7% path from 2023 as investment and industrial exports reinforce the consumer spending rebound, made possible by state-backed rescheduling of household and small-firm debt. The ... Read More

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