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Algeria’s energy revenues up 19% in Jan-Sept
ALGIERS: Algeria's energy earnings rose 19 percent in the first nine months of 2017, helping to reduce the country's trade...
Crystal seeks $4.5b in IPO
HONG KONG: Apparel producer Crystal International Group, which has UNIQLO and H&M among its major clients, plans to raise HK$4.48...
Swiss National Bank buys 66,900 shares of the Kraft Heinz Company
BERN: Swiss National Bank grew its stake in The Kraft Heinz Company (NASDAQ:KHC) by 3.0% in the second quarter, according...
India’s polished exports grow in September
NEW DELHI: India’s polished-diamond exports increased 6% year on year to $2.65 billion in September, according to data the nation’s...
Air France KLM reaches pensions deal with KLM staff
PARIS: Air France KLM has struck a deal with its KLM pilot and cabin staff unions to resolve a dispute...
Bank of Ireland buys portfolio of 1,000 mortgages
DUBLIN: Bank of Ireland, the Sunday Times reports, has bought a portfolio of more than 1,000 home mortgages from Shoreline...
Dubai customs participates in a day without service centre’s initiative
DUBAI: Dubai Customs is taking part, next Thursday 26th October 2017, in “A Day without Service Centres” which was approved...
Sri Lanka household incomes up, inequality down in 2016
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka's real household incomes rose 15.8 percent to 43,370 rupees per month between 2013 and 2016, while inequality...
ASIC set to to triple corporate penalties to $3 mln
CANBERRA: The Turnbull government is preparing to triple corporate penalties for wrongdoing and force offending companies to forfeit profits from...
Bangladesh expects first gasoil import from India through pipeline by end-2019
DHAKA: Bangladesh expects to import first 0.05% sulfur gasoil through pipeline from neighboring India by the end of 2019 under...
Egypt imports register $36.21bn in first 7 months against $14.854bn of imports
CAIRO: The deficit in the trade balance during the first seven months of this year amounted to about $21.3bn, down...
Bangladesh approves purchase of 100,000t rice from India
DHAKA: Bangladesh has approved the purchase of 100,000 tonnes of parboiled rice from India in a state-to-state deal at $455...
Canadian interest rates must be just right for a Goldilocks economy
OTTAWA: Canadians burdened by large mortgages and record consumer debt-to-income ratios can likely breathe a sigh of relief this week...
Philippine dairy imports seen declining by 10%
MANILA: Philippine dairy imports this year may decline by almost 10 percent to 2.5 million metric tons liquid milk equivalent...
Nigeria inflation dips further
ABUJA: For the eight consecutive months, Nigeria’s inflation rate dropped to 15.98% in September, from 16.01% in August, indicating stability...
Singapore inflation rises 0.4%, as expected
SINGAPORE: Singapore's consumer prices rose in line with expectations in September as higher services inflation was offset by weaker increases...
Kuwait’s inflation up
KUWAIT CITY: Average domestic inflation climbed 0.53 percent in September, as compared to the same month last year, said the...
Malaysia’s inflation likely to moderate from Sep 4.3%
KUALA LUMPUR: The Consumer Price Index (CPI), which rose sharply in September, mostly due to fuel prices and base effects,...
U.S. Midwest oil refiners boost output, cut region’s dependence on Gulf Coast
WASHINGTON: U.S. refineries from Ohio to Minnesota are capitalizing on access to cheap crude from Western Canada and North Dakota...
UK energy firms call on chancellor to boost carbon tax
LONDON: Two of Britain’s biggest energy companies have called on Philip Hammond to strengthen a carbon tax that has driven...
