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Japan Scottish food, drink exports surge by 10%
TOKYO: Scottish food and drink exports to Japan have surge by 10 per cent in just one year to more...
Nigeria’s trade balance records surplus in May
ABUJA: The trade balance recorded an unexpected surplus in May — the first for this year — as exports overtook...
Number of large denomination banknotes reaches over 4million in Spain in May
MADRID: Slowly, slowly, the high value notes acquired during the property boom years are coming out from under the beds...
Number of bank accounts reaches 10,368,626 slips over 2% to last year
BUDAPEST: The number of bank accounts in Hungary reached 10,368,626 at the end of March, down 2.3% from twelve months...
Hungary’s PMI falls to 55.1Pts in June
BUDAPEST: Hungaryʼs seasonally-adjusted Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) saw a decrease to 55.1 points in June from the previous month’s 55.2,...
Greece becomes first advanced economy in arrears of €1.5b to IMF
ATHENS: The International Monetary Fund confirmed Greece had not made its 1.5 billion euro loan repayment to the Fund, making...
Greece seeks Eurogroup, ECB support after IMF default
ATHENS: Greece was appealing to its euro zone partners and the European Central Bank on Wednesday to keep it afloat...
Oil price declines $63 as Greece defaults, supply soars
ATHENS: Oil fell below $63 a barrel on Wednesday after Greece defaulted on its debt to the International Monetary Fund...
South Africa ports competition watchdog fines $8.5m Japanese shipping firm
CAPE TOWN: South Africa’s competition watchdog has recommended Japanese shipping firm Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha Ltd (NYK) pay a 104...
Jordan signs pact to create Asian bank for investment
AMMAN: Minister of Planning and International Cooperation, Imad Fakhoury, Monday signed an agreement to establish the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank...
Jordanian Customs foil attempt to smuggle 17,320 Captagon pills
AMMAN: Jordan Customs Department (JCD) officers at Al Modawara border crossing Monday thwarted a bid to smuggle 17,320 of the...
South Korean exports to China, US up in June
SEOUL: South Korean exports to the United States and China both rose for the first time in months during June,...
Egyptian exports decline 20% in last five months
CAIRO: The disclosure of the reasons behind the decline in non-petroleum Egyptian exports during the first five months of 2015...
New Zealand house price index rises 9.3% in June 2015
WELLINGTON: Growth in New Zealand's house prices picked up for a sixth consecutive month in June on the back of...
Customs officers seizes Elephant tusk statues at Vietnam airport
HANOI: Customs officers in Vietnam seized two ivory statues in a consignment of furniture from France, an official said on...
Malaysia, Thailand agree to increase joint trade to $30b by 2018
BANGKOK: During the the second Meeting of the Joint Trade Committee (JTC) set up by Thailand and Malaysia, the two...
Vietnam Fruit exports expected to reach US$2b by the end of 2015
HCM CITY: Fruit export turnover is expected to reach US$2 billion by the end of this year when businesses increase...
Vietnam posts trade deficit of US$5b according to GSO in 2015
HA NOI: Viet Nam had a trade deficit of US$3.7 billion (S$5billion) in the first half of this year, according...
US-based Myson Group Inc gains 50.9% ownership in Vietnamese business firm
HANOI: Myson Group Inc, a US-based mining firm which has just changed its name from Vanguard Mining Corporation since June...
Nigeria spent $31,669m on vehicle importation in five years
ABUJA: Data from the National Automotive Council (NAC) presented by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and...
