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Ukraine’s prime minister pledges to continue country’s reforms
KIEV: Biden flew in Ukraine earlier on Monday for a meeting with Groysman and Ukraine's President Petro Poroshenko. Groysman and...
Finland explores RP rubber
HELSINKI: The Department of Agriculture (DA) may soon lock a partnership with Filipino rubber farmers groups and a Finland –based...
Dubai’s food imports rise again, hit 33 million tons in 2016
DUBAI: The number of food shipments reached Dubai through land, sea and air in 2016 was 351,761 and the total...
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Malaysia’s export growth to improve in 2017
KUCHING: Malaysia’s exports are expected by RHB Research Institute Sdn Bhd (RHB Research) to pick up modestly to two per...
Italy’s exports risk paying a hefty price tag for protectionism in 2017
ROME: This year is expected to be a difficult one for free trade; and protectionist President-elect Donald Trump, with his...
Vietnam’s textile, garment exports target set at $30b
HANOI: Viet Nam’s textile and garment industry has targeted a growth in exports of 6.5-7 per cent to US$30 billion...
Zambia keeps ban on maize exports
WASHINGTON: Zambia’s Minister of Agriculture, Dora Siliya, says government will not lift the ban on maize exports.Siliya emphasized that the...
Australian petrol prices rose by the most in 2 years last week
CANBERRA: The average petrol price in Australia rose by 6 cents per litre last week, the largest increase in two...
New Zealand lamb exports hit by high dollar
WELLINGTON: Returns from New Zealand's lamb exports may be restrained by the Kiwi's strength against the British pound, which is...
New Zealand food prices dip in Dec
WELLINGTON: New Zealand food prices fell in December, with vegetables, meat and dairy cheaper, although fruit became more expensive in...
Brazil surprises with aggressive rate cut to rescue economy
BRASÍLIA: Brazil surprised markets with a larger-than-expected interest rate cut on Wednesday, as the worst recession in Brazilian history threatens...
Turkey’s Central Bank tightens lira liquidity in bid to boost value
ANKARA: The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) skipped its one-week repo auction on Monday, aiming to boost...
BOJ warns of over-supply signs in Japan rental housing market
TOKYO: Construction of apartment and rental housing is on the rise in Japan and showing some signs of over-supply, the...
India coal imports fell by 25% to 14.31 MT in Dec
NEW DELHI: Coal imports fell by 25% to 14.31 million tonnes in December, due to higher availability of domestic fuel....
Neda pushes for more investments to match Thailand’s status by 2022
BANGKOK: The Philippines should increase investments to at least 30 percent of the gross domestic product to attain the status...
South African visitor numbers rise in month of visa changes
CAPE TOWN: The number of visitors from South Africa in November last year rose by more than a quarter, despite...
Russian oil exports to Belarus expected at 4 mln tons in Q1
MOSCOW: Russian oil exports to neighbouring Belarus are expected to be 4 million tonnes in the first quarter, officials at...
Bangladesh secures more tariff cut-down rate in power import from India
DHAKA: Bangladesh has secured a negotiated cut-down rate of tariff to import around 250 megawatts (MWs) of electricity from India,...
Iran to impose new duty on steel imports from Sep
TEHRAN: The Iranian parliament has imposed a new duty on steel imports, likely to be effective from September this year,...
S.Korea posts trade surplus for 59 months through Dec
SEOUL: South Korea's economy posted trade surplus for 59 months through December due to recovery in exports, which account for...
