In the Jones Lang LaSalle firm survey conducted in 15 Asia-Pacific economies, China topped the list, followed by India, Vietnam, the Philippines and Singapore.
Indonesia ranked sixth on the list, ahead of Malaysia, Australia, Cambodia, Japan, the Republic of Korea (RoK), Thailand and Hong Kong, the Jakarta Post reported.
The newspaper cited the survey as saying that 83 per cent of the multi-nationals said they would increase or maintain their current growth rates in the Asia-Pacific region, while 28 per cent planned to accelerate the growth of their operations in the region in this year's second quarter.
(VNA)

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