Iraq Approves a Record $153bn Budget for Job Creation & Infra Development
On Monday, May 12, the parliament of Iraq approved a surprising record budget of 198.9 trillion ...
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US House Passes Debt Ceiling Bill in First Step to Avert Default
The US House of Representatives has finally passed a bill 314-117, raising the federal debt ceiling ...
De-dollarization: The Push to Reduce Reliance on the US Dollar
The US dollar has been the world’s reserve currency, a global unit of account, and the ...
FX Reserve Slumps to $6.7bn, Pakistan Looks to Saudi Arabia for Assistance
Net foreign reserves with commercial banks stand at $5.867 million. Liquid foreign reserves in totality held ...
S&P Rating Boosts In Bahrain Consequent to Oil Price Hike and Policy Reforms
S&P Global Ratings has upgraded its outlook on Bahrain from ‘negative’ to ‘stable’ on Saturday in ...
Australian stocks fall lower amidst worldwide sell-off; ASX 200 witnesses AUD 50 billion incineration
On Friday (5th May 2022), Australian stocks plunged lower amidst the worldwide sell-off with all industries ...
Sri Lanka🇱🇰: President Gotabaya Rajapaksa Declared a Financial Emergency on August 30th
The island-state of Sri Lanka saw a financial emergency declared on August 30th by the President, ...
US and Jordan sign a cash grant deal of USD 600M
The Jordanian government and the government of the United States have signed an important agreement, according ...
Thailand’s Finance Ministry Plans to Sell $1.59 Billion Worth Government Bonds
The Finance Ministry of Thailand has decided to sell 50-billion-baht ($1.59 billion) worth of government savings ...
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