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Changi. Suvarnabhumi. KLIA. Three hubs not at the center of the Europe-Asia story last month are now absorbing the overflow from Dubai, Doha, and Abu Dhabi. Infrastructure positioning is proving its value in real time.

The Japan Meteorological Agency confirmed the first cherry blossoms of the season.

Thai Airways confirmed on March 1, 2026, that all European services are operating via alternative paths avoiding affected airspace. Economy fares from London to Bangkok reached approximately 71,000 THB in early March. The carrier is maintaining schedules. The market is not maintaining prices.

Vietnam's EVN is negotiating an emergency coal supply. The Philippines is sourcing additional coal from Indonesia. Thailand is maxing out Mae Moh. The region is executing a coordinated, unplanned pivot.

The IEA has released emergency reserves six times in 52 years. Two of those were for Ukraine. One is for this. Scale tells the story.

Cape EMS's market capitalization stands at approximately RM298 million. The scale of the CEB 2.0 renewable ambition—industrial microgrids, BESS deployment, nationwide EV charging infrastructure—will require investors to assess whether the company's financial resources match the execution pipeline it has outlined.

The Reuters pre-decision poll was unanimous: 26 of 26 economists forecast a hold. What the market did not fully price in was the explicit removal of future easing language—a signal with direct implications for Indonesian corporate debt and capital markets in 2026.

Japan is deploying its oil reserves as a precaution against potential shortages in the global energy market.

CEO Akshay Garg will directly oversee the combined Kredivo-Timo entity, signalling how seriously the group is treating its Vietnam expansion.

Salmon Bank's AI-powered credit engine and expanding deposit base now have a stronger balance sheet behind them following the latest PHP 400 million infusion.