Business Monitor International Research Reports

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Singapore Tourism Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International Short-Term Outlook Negative… Singapore’s tourism industry experienced a difficult first half to 2009. Visitor arrivals were down by11.5%, to just 4.51mn in January-June. The Singapore Tourist Board (STB) attributed the poorperformance primarily to the global economic \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Malaysia Tourism Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International Robust Performance By Tourism Sector Tourist arrivals to Malaysia continue to be robust. Looking at the most recent data available from theImmigration Department, the country welcomed 15.38mn tourists over the January-August 2009 period,an increase of 4.4% \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Indonesia Tourism Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International Solid performance In 2009 To Date Indonesia has maintained the strong start to 2009 shown by its tourist arrivals data. Approximately3.56mn tourists visited the country during the January-July period, representing annual growth of 2.56%,according to figures \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Hong Kong Tourism Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International Tourist Arrivals To Fall In 2009 Approximately 13.7mn tourists visited Hong Kong over H109, a decline of 3.4% year-on-year (y-o-y).The first four months of the year actually experienced a 1.5% increase. However, the outbreak of swineflu \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Australia Tourism Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International Since the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) pandemic in 2003, tourist arrivals in Australia havegrown steadily. However, BMI forecasts arrival numbers to drop by 2% year-on-year (y-o-y) in 2009 to5.32mn. The industry will be hit \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Philippines Real Estate Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International Low absolute levels of bank lending and the poor availability of finance remain common concerns whenconsidering the Philippines’ real estate market. As we have often said in the past, financing has been themain challenge even \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Vietnam Power Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International The new Vietnam Power Report from BMI forecasts that the country will account for 1.31% of AsiaPacific regional power generation by 2013, with the risk of power shortages if generation expansion fallsbelow the required level. \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Thailand Power Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International The new Thailand Power Report forecasts that Thailand will account for 1.90% of Asia Pacific regionalpower generation by 2013, with a broadly balanced supply/demand picture. BMI’s Asia Pacific powergeneration assumption for 2008 is 7,116 terawatt \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
South Korea Power Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International The new BMI South Korea Power Report forecasts that the country will account for 4.86% of AsiaPacific regional power generation by 2013, with a theoretical generation surplus that should avoid theneed for a net import \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Pakistan Power Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International The new Pakistan Power Report forecasts Pakistan will account for 1.25% of Asia Pacific regional powergeneration by 2013, with a stable theoretical generation surplus before the country’s substantialtransmission losses are taken into account. BMI’s Asia \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Thailand Defence and Security Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International The political tensions in Thailand’s ongoing colour-coded clashes continue to simmer, flaring upoccasionally before subsiding but never far from the surface. They continue to be the key issue facing thecountry - as they have for \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Taiwan Defence and Security Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International Despite - or perhaps because of - its status as a renegade province of China, security and defence issuesin Taiwan change little from quarter to quarter. The three months ending September 2009 were noexception. A highlight \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Taiwan Commercial Banking Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International We now rate 59 banking systems, and it is little surprise that the developed states dominate the top spots.The US and UK come first and second place, respectively, with scores of 88.7 and 88.0 out \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
South Korea Commercial Banking Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International We now rate 59 banking systems, and it is little surprise that the developed states dominate the top spots.The US and UK come first and second place, respectively, with scores of 88.7 and 88.0 out \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Bangladesh Commercial Banking Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International We now rate 59 banking systems, and it is little surprise that the developed states dominate the top spots.The US and UK come first and second place, respectively, with scores of 88.7 and 88.0 out \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Taiwan Telecommunications Report Q4 200 By: Business Monitor International BMI’s latest update on Taiwan’s telecommunications market assesses the growth and development of themarket in the first six months of 2009. The update incorporates the latest financial and operational datapublished by the country’s leading telecoms \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
United States Information Technology Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International Market Overview The US IT market is the largest in the world, and spending on IT products and services is forecast toexceed US$500bn in 2010 and US$600bn by 2013.In BMI’s core forecast scenario, US IT \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Southern Africa Telecommunications Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International Angola, Botswana, Mauritius and Mozambique are a bunch of pretty diverse markets. As BMI has oftenpointed out before, they can be roughly grouped into the well-developed markets of Botswana andMauritius, which have certain characteristics in \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Jordan Telecommunications Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International BMI’s latest update on Jordan’s telecommunications market contains new regulatory data on the size ofthe Jordanian telecoms sector at the end of 2008. It also includes mobile customer data published by thecountry’s three leading mobile \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Iran Telecommunications Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International BMI’s latest update on Iran’s telecommunications market contains new data on the size of Iran’s fixedline,mobile and internet markets at the end of 2008. It also includes an assessment of how the Iranianmobile subscriber market \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
South Africa Real Estate Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International The global financial crisis in late 2008 and early 2009 spread to South Africa’s economy and propertymarket, driving the country into its first recession for 17 years, sending unemployment figures up, retailsales down and causing \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Israel Real Estate Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International Despite a weak global economy, Israel’s residential sector has remained strong. Many residential areasremain in government ownership and private investment is centred in a few specific locations. In September 2009 the Bank of Israel decided to \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Egypt Real Estate Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International Egypt’s real estate market stalled in H109 after three booming years. In the residential sector, gatedcompounds in the eastern and western suburbs of Cairo have attracted wealthy homebuyers, but sentimentis becoming cautious. Developers are pinning \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Iran Power Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International The new Iran Power Report from BMI forecasts that the country will account for 16.31% of Middle Eastand Africa (MEA) regional power generation by 2013. BMI’s MEA power generation estimate for 2008is 1,200 terawatt hours \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
Lebanon Pharmaceuticals and Healthcare Report Q4 2009 By: Business Monitor International We expect total drug spending in Lebanon to increase from under US$500mn in 2008 to US$605mn in2013, a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.9% in US dollar terms, with 1.75% of GDP dedicatedto pharmaceutical \| more... Search inside this report	10/21/2009	$495.00
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