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Italy exports to UK worth 22.4bn in 2015
ROME: Venice, June 24 - Italy last year had a positive trade balance with the UK of 11.9 billion euros,...
Xero to turn profit from 2020
WELLINGTON: Xero will start turning profits from 2020 as it continues to grow its customer base in North America and...
NSW to double existing solar farm capacity with four new plants approved
CANBERRA: The Baird government has granted planning approval for four new large-scale solar plants, potentially more than doubling the existing...
Polish złoty weakens over Brexit
WARSAW: The Polish złoty has weakened following news that Britons have voted to leave the EU in a referendum, a...
Finnish Customs to shut 8 customer care centres
HELSINKI: The Finnish Customs is closing eight customer service points following the increased use of elec-tronic services, Customs sources said....
Brazil central bank sees narrower current account gap in 2016
BRASÍLIA: Brazil’s central bank forecasts a narrower current account deficit in 2016, as a deep recession curbs imports and a...
Argentina, Brazil strike automotive trade deal
BRASÍLIA: Argentina and Brazil have agreed to extend a bilateral deal on automobile exports for another four years, a source...
Japanese acrylic fiber exports plunge as China imposes anti dumping duty
TOKYO: Chinese authorities reached a preliminary decision in April that Japanese, South Korean and Turkish companies were dumping acrylic fibers...
South Korea’s SK energy to shut Incheon refinery for maintenance
SINGAPORE: South Korea's top refiner SK Energy will shut its 275,000 barrels per day (bpd) Incheon refining complex for a...
Indian horticulture exports may gain in long term from Brexit
PUNE: Brexit is not likely to have any significant immediate impact on India's horticultural exports to Europe and the UK....
Vietnam’s 2016 rice exports seen down 13% YOY
HANOI: Vietnam's rice exports in 2016 could fall 13.2 percent from a year earlier to 5.7 million tonnes as supply...
Brexit to pose no change in Iran’s policy toward UK
TEHRAN: Iran’s Foreign Ministry has released a statement on Fri. expressing its stance on the results of the referendum of...
South Africa, Vietnam businesses look to boost trade
CAPE TOWN: Representatives of 20 businesses from South Africa and 60 Vietnamese businesses on Thursday attended a seminar and business...
Thailand exports fall again
BANGKOK: Thailand´s customs-cleared exports declined slightly less than expected in May, commerce ministry data showed on Friday, as the trade-dependent...
Thailand Tiger Temple monk held ‘for smuggling’
BANGKOK: Thai authorities say they have detained a monk attempting to smuggle tiger skins and fangs from a Buddhist temple....
Ukrainian sea ports increases grain handling by almost 10%
KIEV: According to the State Enterprise “Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority”, during January-May 2016 grain handling in the country’s ports increased...
Ukrainian sea ports increased grain handling by almost 10%
KIEV: According to the State Enterprise “Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority”, during January-May 2016 grain handling in the country’s ports increased...
Kandaharis seek uninterrupted power supply
KANDAHAR CITY: Officials and residents of southern Kandahar province say power supply should not be cut during installation of a...
Copenhagen to host major energy conference
COPENHAGEN: The Danish capital has been selected to host next year’s Africa Energy Forum, a major energy conference with about...
Surprise! Norway not priciest place for food in Europe
OSLO: Norway is Europe’s second most expensive country for groceries and far and away the priciest country for booze and...
