ASTANA. June 24 (Interfax) - Kazakhstan's Finance Ministry will offer two tranches of Eurobonds worth at least $500 million each, says a statement filed with the Astana International Exchange (AIX).
NEPSE posts modest gain on Monday
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) index posted a modest rise on Monday, increasing by 9.19 points to close at 2,631.48, marking a 0.35 percent gain from the previous session. Market activity remained ...
Yemeni Rial Plunges To Historic Low, Worsening Humanitarian Crisis
The Yemeni rial has plummeted to an all-time low of approximately 2,760 per US dollar in recent trading sessions, marking the cu ...
Stampede in Yemen’s Capital Kills Dozens Seeking Food Aid, Houthis Say – The New York Times
SANA, Yemen — A crowd apparently spooked by gunfire and an electrical explosion stampeded at an event to distribute financial aid during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan in Yemen’s capital ...
Japan’s Dai-ichi Life could double investment target to at least $4 billion
Japan's Dai-ichi Life could double its strategic investment target to at least 600 billion yen ($4.17 billion) in its next medium-term management plan, the life insurer's CEO said, as the company ...
Govt has no interference in Bangladesh Bank affairs: Finance Adviser
Finance Adviser Dr. Salehuddin Ahmed on Monday said after he left Bangladesh Bank as governor, all his successors just worked as agents of the government, not as governors of the central bank. "It ...
Credit rating agencies’ methodologies fail to reflect India’s growth, fiscal strength: FM
International credit rating methodologies must evolve to better reflect the structural strengths and long-term resilience of EMDEs. Current sovereign ratings often understate key fundamentals. India, ...
Credit rating agencies’ methodologies fail to reflect India’s growth, fiscal strength: FM
International credit rating methodologies must evolve to better reflect the structural strengths and long-term resilience of EMDEs. Current sovereign ratings often understate key fundamentals. India, ...
India to lead global oil demand: S&P Global
Despite a projected decline in long-term global oil demand and a slowdown in 2025 due to Trump's tariffs, S&P Global Commodity Insights forecasts India will lead future oil demand growth, increasing ...
India to lead global oil demand: S&P Global
Despite a projected decline in long-term global oil demand and a slowdown in 2025 due to Trump's tariffs, S&P Global Commodity Insights forecasts India will lead future oil demand growth, increasing ...