GERMANY
Scholz on budget: we need to return to nromal fiscal policy.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi Venture Capital Doubles its Investment in a Venture Debt Fund to $32 Million.
ALBANIA
Government agrees on illegal immigration law.
ANGOLA
The National Oil and Gas Agency (ANPG) launched the bidding plan for oil concessions in the Congo and Kwanza onshore basins, whose potential is estimated at eight billion barrels of oil.
ALGERIA
Green hydrogen exports target $10 billion annually.
ARGENTINA
The Government needs US$ 7 billion from the IMF to repay debt before the primary elections (PASO).
ARMENIA
The introduction of electric fences program was implemented in region of Ararat.
AUSTRALIA
The Australian Energy Market Operator’s boss fears that declining investment in clean energy projects is slowing the rollout of infrastructure needed to replace coal-fired generators.
AUSTRIA
Perceived inflation in this country is more than double the real rate (19.5), a current analysis shows. The causes are multiple.
AZERBAIJAN
The current problems in the Baku cab market and plans for regulation of the sector were discussed.
BELGIUM
Self-employed are happier than workers and employees.
BELARUS
Russian transneft has officially refused to increase tariffs for pumping oil through Belarus.
BOLIVIA
China CBC raises investment offer from US$ 1 billion to US$ 1.4 billion in the first lithium industrial phase.
BOSNIA and HERZEGOVINA
Tourism, metallurgy and agriculture: industries with growth potential in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia.
BRAZIL
Lula raises to R$ 600 the minimum that banks cannot take from over-indebted borrowers.
BULGARIA
Chiren gas storage facility unaffected by floods.
CAMEROON
The Minister in charge of the Economy has just signed a loan agreement with the African Development Fund.
CANADA
Canadian retail sales climbed 2.4 per cent in March compared with the same month a year earlier, outperforming most developed markets around the world, the Colliers report noted.
CZECH REPUBLIC
The volume of goods sold to discount chains in the Czech Republic increased by 4.3 percent year-on-year over the last twelve months.
CHILE
Central bank maintains monetary policy rate at 11.25%.
CHINA
China cuts benchmark lending rate LPR to stimulate economic growth.
CYPRUS
93% of Cyprus public debt to foreign investors.
COLOMBIA
Digital payments continue to rise and there are fewer and fewer bank branches in Colombia.
North Korea
CONGO
World Bank Vice President for Eastern and Southern Africa: Victoria Kwakwa for strengthening development interventions in Congo.
SOUTH KOREA
After President Yoon Seok-yeol instructed the Ministry of Education on the 15th to "firmly push forward a plan to reduce private education expenses," the situation is changing rapidly, with a consultation between the party and the government held at the National Assembly on the 19th.
IVORY COAST
2023 Annual Meetings: Afreximbank has remained "financially sound" for the past 30 years (Prof. Bénédict Oramah).
COSTA RICA
Bill includes article to allow the Tax Administration to disclose the names of large taxpayers who declare zero profits and even losses, something that is currently done by Constitutional Chamber jurisprudence.
CROATIA
Until consumers can switch to the permitted overdraft, i.e., until the deadline to accept the offer expires, banks cannot sell overdraft-based receivables.
CUBA
Dots to the I's: MSMEs, is there a real private sector in Cuba?.
DENMARK
"Danish economy is booming": government finds an extra DKK 16 billion.
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
During his first visit to the country as the new general manager of L'Oréal Caribe, Gilles Delaunay stressed the importance of the Dominican market for the multinational, the world leader in beauty products.
ECUADOR
The process to initiate negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with Canada has already defined dates.
EGYPT
Egypt ranks 6th for remittances among middle-income nations in 2022: World Bank.
EL SALVADOR
A group of Salvadoran migrants who returned to the country have managed to establish 76 businesses in the last two years after participating in the Gene-Sis New Opportunities project of the Swiss Foundation for Technical Development Cooperation (Swisscontact El Salvador).
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Dubai's booming economy heralds long-term growth.
SLOVAKIA
The government of Ľudovít Ódor wants to introduce a digital e-visitor tool, which will be used to register guests of hotels, pensions, but also private houses.
SLOVENIA
German recession is holding back Slovenian companies, orders have plummeted.
SPAIN
Private banks fear losing large foreign fortunes if the left wins on 23J 1.
UNITED STATE
China’s Rebound Hits a Wall, and There Is ‘No Quick Fix’ to Revive It.
ESTONIA
According to Arco Vara analyst Mihkel Eliste, the purchasing power of real estate buyers is strengthening and purchasing power may soon begin to improve due to wage growth.
ETHIOPIA
It was revealed that the amount of gold owed to the National Bank is lower due to licensing and security issues.
PHILIPPINES
Medalla hints at continued rate hike pause.
FINLAND
A strange twist can be seen in the price of electricity: an expert explains the phenomenon. The price of electricity has recently fluctuated from lower to higher.
FRANCE
The growth of foreign investment in France is synonymous with the consumption of domestic capital held in France.