Chinese mainland also offers strong long-term potential for companies able to navigate regulatory and operational complexity, Vistra and Euromonitor report says
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The United Arab Emirates, Australia and Vietnam are the three most attractive markets in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East for overseas expansion, while the Chinese mainland offers long-term potential despite a complex regulatory and operational landscape, according to a new report by Vistra and Euromonitor International.
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Asian equities were lower, except for Vietnam, as the US dollar strengthened slightly overnight.
