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Australia, NZ sets to fill quotas for sheep meat exports to EU in 2016
WELLINGTON: Australia and New Zealand are set to fill their quotas for sheepmeat exports to the EU in 2016, according...
Norway’s PM dismiss calls for end to oil, gas exploration in Nordic
OSLO: Norway’s Prime Minister has dismissed calls for a end to oil and gas exploration in Nordic nation, after nearly...
Australia’s overall seafood consumption to rise by 5%
CANBERRA: Market research company IBISWorld said Australia's overall seafood consumption will rise by 5% from 18.7 kilograms per capita in...
Italy plans to reactivate trade office in Karachi
ROME: Italy has decided to reactivate its trade commission in Karachi and trade offices in embassies of Islamabad. Italian Ambassador...
Domestic forestry exports to reach $9.5 bln in 2020
HANOI: The domestic forestry sector expects to reach a total export value of wood and forestry products at US$9.5 billion...
Indonesia’s PT Waskita secures contracts worth Rp 100t for 2016
JAKARTA: State-owned construction firm PT Waskita Karya has secured contracts for projects worth Rp 100 trillion (US$7 billion) for next...
State Bank of Vietnam to reduce reserve requirement ratio
HANOI: The State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) will reduce the reserve requirement ratio for banks that take part in...
Vietnamese shares expected to recover slightly in this week
HANOI: Vietnamese shares may recover slightly this week, starting with an increase on Monday, as the VN Index is expected...
Qatar’s real estate transactions jump 35.3% to QR4.6bn in Nov
DOHA: Qatar’s real estate value touched QR4.6bn in November, up 35.3 percent, compared to the previous month. On year-on-year basis...
Kuwait police nab two liquor smugglers
KUWAIT CITY: Securitymen from Mubarak Al-Kabeer Investigation Directorate arrested two Bedouns for smuggling imported liquor, reports Al-Seyassah daily. Acting on...
Vietnam’s economy wants to grow faster in next 5 years
HANOI: Viet Nam's economy would grow faster in the next five years, driven by a number of free trade agreements,...
Vietnamese tra fish exports to face hard US assessments
HANOI: The Vietnamese tra fish exports and those of many other Siluriformes fish will have to struggle with the American...
Vietnam’s exports to grow over 10% during 2021-2030
HCM CITY: Viet Nam's exports will grow by over 10 per cent between 2021 and 2030, little changed from the...
Ireland Ingersoll Rand shares lost 6.62% during past week
DUBLIN: Ingersoll-Rand plc (Ireland) (NYSE:IR) has lost 6.62% during the past week and dropped 4.05% in the last 4 weeks....
Import, export prices decline on lower fuel prices in Nov 2015
WASHINGTON: According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, import prices fell 0.4% in November as compared to a decline...
New Zealand butter exports to Japan jump 139%
WELLINGTON: A butter renaissance is relieving a little of the pain farmers are feeling from low milk prices in a...
Philippine exporter wants to hit 9-10% export growth in 2016
MANILA: Philippine exporters are pinning their hopes on continued reforms, trade agreements and the regional economic integration to boost the...
Thailand expects to export 9 mln tons of rice in 2016
BANGKOK: Thailand's Ministry of Commerce said on Monday it expects the country to export 9 million tonnes of rice in...
Microsoft to focus business with SMEs in Zimbabwe
HARARE: Microsoft will next year focus on doing business with small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) in Zimbabwe, imploring them to leverage on...
FDI to Uganda expected to fall by 5% in this year
KAMPALA: Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) to Uganda are projected to fall by 5% this year in what experts say is...
