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Grab Holdings Loan Book Doubles To USD 1.18 Billion As GXS Bank And GX Bank Scale Rapidly

Asian Morning Standard -
Grab's digital bank loan portfolio grew 120 percent to USD 1.18 billion. Profitability for that segment is targeted for late 2026.

Petrolimex’s 40 Percent Supply Increase At E10 Pilot Stations Tests Nationwide Rollout Viability

Asian Morning Standard -
Petrolimex and PVOIL say their blending infrastructure is ready for a phased national E10 rollout beginning in April 2026.

Maiora Renewable Energy Exits Singapore To Focus On Taiwan And Philippines As Peak Energy Consolidates Local Platform

Asian Morning Standard -
Natural gas supplies 95% of Singapore's electricity. Every LNG price spike is a direct argument for domestically generated solar, which is exactly what Peak Energy is building capacity to sell.

Thailand’s Seven-Year Power Plan Gap Deepens As Government Formation Drags Into March 2026

Asian Morning Standard -
Thailand has been running on the 2018 Power Development Plan for nearly seven years. A new drafting panel was formed in late 2025, but its work cannot be approved without a functioning government.

Singapore Exchange Moves To Fill Asian Bond Derivatives Gap with New Futures Products

Asian Morning Standard -
Foreign investors poured US$3.78 billion into Asian bonds in January 2026 alone. SGX is moving to provide the derivatives infrastructure that demand requires.

Indonesia-Japan MoC Ties Nickel Reserves To Nuclear Energy Ambitions

Asian Morning Standard -
The Indonesia-Japan MoC advances supply chain resilience and low-carbon nuclear technology under the AZEC framework.

Vietnam Agrees To Fuel Transit Corridor For Laos As Vientiane Closes Petrol Station Oversight Gap

Asian Morning Standard -
The Hanoi deal trades fuel for electricity: Vietnam supplies refined products; Laos commits to expanded hydropower exports in return.

ASEAN Petroleum Security Agreement Accelerated As Hormuz Crisis Exposes Regional Emergency Gaps

Asian Morning Standard -
Hormuz export volumes fell to under 10 percent of pre-conflict levels before the IEA acted. The 400 million barrels covers roughly 20 days of pre-war transit volume.

ASEAN Petroleum Security Agreement Accelerated As Hormuz Crisis Exposes Regional Emergency Gaps

Asian Morning Standard -
Hormuz export volumes fell to under 10 percent of pre-conflict levels before the IEA acted. The 400 million barrels covers roughly 20 days of pre-war transit volume.

How A Shallow-Draft Tanker Became Myanmar’s Most Critical Power Infrastructure Asset

Asian Morning Standard -
Thilawa SEZ receives 24-hour power from restarted LNG plants while residential Yangon remains on rationed supply.
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