Asia Country Risk Ranking

Comparative risk score for Asia-Pacific, Oceania and Middle East / Gulf economies.
MODEL: screening score
COUNTRIES: 11
FILTER: southeast-asia

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Ranking table

SCORE · RATING · DIMENSIONS
RankCountryRegionScoreRatingMacroFinanceExternalStructure
1Brunei
BRN · High income
Southeastern Asia78.1A727070100
2Vietnam
VNM · Lower middle income
Southeastern Asia76.7A924881.276.7
3Indonesia
IDN · Upper middle income
Southeastern Asia76.1A83.995.554.772.8
4Malaysia
MYS · Upper middle income
Southeastern Asia75.5A81.264.470.582.5
5Thailand
THA · Upper middle income
Southeastern Asia73.8A76.866.569.580.4
6Philippines
PHL · Lower middle income
Southeastern Asia73.7A86.983.45370.7
7Singapore
SGP · High income
Southeastern Asia72.5A81.5010092.2
8Cambodia
KHM · Lower middle income
Southeastern Asia72.1A98.5484883.8
9Timor-Leste
TLS · Lower middle income
Southeastern Asia67.1BBB86.6484878.2
10Laos
LAO · Lower middle income
Southeastern Asia60.8BBB62.2484882.2
11Myanmar
MMR · Lower middle income
Southeastern Asia52.4BB36.7484878.9

Methodology note

NOT A CREDIT RATING

The Asia Risk Score is a transparent screening model. It combines GDP growth, inflation, unemployment, public debt, fiscal balance, current account, trade openness, FDI, GDP per capita and life expectancy where data are available. Missing values are replaced by conservative income-group fallbacks until national API adapters are activated.

Asia-Pacific and Middle East economic data context

The Asia module extends Economy Data with country-level macroeconomic, trade, public finance, financial-stability and structural indicators for Asia-Pacific economies, Oceania and Middle East / Gulf markets. Pages use the existing Economy Data layout and normalize available API data into the same country and indicator structure as the global portal.

Core data currently use World Bank compatible indicator files, with additional provider layers prepared for ADB, IMF, BIS, DBnomics/NBS, Hong Kong HKMA, SingStat, Australian Bureau of Statistics, Philippine OpenSTAT, Japan e-Stat, Bank of Korea ECOS, WTO, UN Comtrade and ASEANstats.