Founded in 1925 by French journalist F. A. de Bourmont, L'Argus Économique D'Indochine has been a pivotal publication in Saigon, Vietnam, shaping economic discourse in Southeast Asia. Renowned for its comprehensive analysis of regional trade, agriculture, and industry, it has offered vital insights for businesses and policymakers. The newspaper celebrates milestones such as its advocacy for economic reform in post-war Vietnam, earning a reputation for accuracy and impartiality that has made it a trusted source among scholars, entrepreneurs, and government officials. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of L'Argus Économique D'Indochine, starting 1930, with 210 scans available in total. Discover historical figures, events, and personal connections to your own family history within these pages, and delve into the complexities of the Southeast Asian economy as documented through the decades.