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UAE’s largest bank sees loan deal oversubscribed by nearly $1bn
ABU DHABI: National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD), the UAE's largest lender by assets, has successfully closed the syndication of...
Japan to issue ¥1.8 trillion in bonds to make up for tax shortfall
TOKYO: The government will issue an additional ¥1.8 trillion ($15.2 billion) in bonds this fiscal year to make up for...
Vietnam shares rise for second day
HANOI: Shares edged up for a second day yesterday on both exchanges despite Wednesday’s decision by the US Federal Reserve...
Vietnam, Japan sign Mekong deal
HANOI: The Việt Nam Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s branch in Cần Thơ City and Japan’s Brain Works Co signed...
Ukraine exported over 20 mln tons of grains
KIEV: Since the beginning of 2016/17 MY, Ukraine exported 20.061 mln tonnes of grains, an increase of 0.88 mln tonnes...
Ukrainian pea exports up YOY
KIEV: In the first five months of the current season, pea exports from Ukraine have managed to exceed last season’s...
Indonesia’s export/import growth tops expectations in Nov
JAKARTA: Data released by Central Statistics Agency (BPS) on Thursday showed that Indonesia’s November trade surplus came in at US$0.84...
Australian asparagus sees increased exports
CANBERRA: Australian Asparagus Council president, James Terry, has reported an average year for asparagus production in the country. Production has...
Norway’s fish farmers to pay less to marketing agency
OSLO: Norway's industry and fisheries ministry will cut marketing tariffs paid by seafood companies to Norwegian seafood council from Jan...
Canada plans to ban asbestos use by 2018
TORONTO: Canada has set a 2018 target to ban asbestos and products containing the fire-resistant material, which is linked to...
NZ economy probably recorded 5th straight quarter of growth
WELLINGTON: New Zealand’s economy may have extended its steady rate of growth for a fifth straight quarter with buoyant retailing...
Brazil iron ore exports surged 12% in Nov
BRASÍLIA: The country's iron ore exports increased sharply during the month of November this year, says latest statistics released by...
Turkey shares higher at close of trade; BIST 100 up 1.04%
ANKARA: Turkey equities were higher at the close on Thursday, as gains in the Transport, Electricity and Technology sectors propelled...
Arab countries continue their investments in Turkey
ANKARA: Sabuhi Attar, the head of the Turkish-Arab Countries Business Association, said the trade volume between Turkey and Arab countries,...
Korean IT exports hit 14-month high due to increased chip demand
SEOUL: South Korea's IT export for November rose 3.3 percent compared to a year ago thanks to semiconductors and displays,...
India’s trade deficit widens to 16-months high in Nov 2016
NEW DELHI: India's merchandise exports increased 2.3% to US$ 20.01 billion in November 2016 over a year ago. Meanwhile, merchandise...
UK business confidence recovers in November
LONDON: British businesses turned more optimistic in November about the country's economy although they are still not as confident as...
Iran currency transition likely to go smoothly
TEHRAN: Financial jobs in Iran are unlikely to be influenced much in a negative way by the change of currency...
Japan Nov exports seen falling more slowly on global recovery trend
TOKYO: Japan's exports are expected to have fallen for the 14th straight month in November, but at a slower rate...
Italy trade surplus shrinks in Oct
ROME: Italy's foreign trade surplus decreased in October from a year ago, as exports fell faster than imports, figures from...
