ECONOMYNEXT – Vietnam can grow 6.0 percent in 2024, with ‘policy support’ but there is a debate whether it should be done ...
Crude oil prices increased ... keeping output cuts in place. Overall, both Brent and WTI prices increased by more than US dollars 3.00 per barrel during the review period. The situation, therefore, ...
According to sources fuel consumption will witness a further decline owing to nearly 200 countries including Sri Lanka signing the ... subsequent economic crisis, prices of petrol and diesel ...
According to sources fuel consumption will witness a further decline owing to nearly 200 countries including Sri Lanka signing the ... subsequent economic crisis, prices of petrol and diesel ...
ECONOMYNEXT – Vietnam can grow 6.0 percent in 2024, with ‘policy support’ but there is a debate whether it should be done through fiscal (widening deficits/worsening debt or state spending) or ...
Poor governance caused Sri Lanka’s economic downturn and it culminated in bankruptcy. It is quite evident that poor ...
Last week’s World Bank report on Sri Lanka revealed ... on workers. Cuts to state subsidies have triggered exorbitant rates for electricity, fuel and water, and higher prices for fertilisers.
NEW DELHI: India has allowed export of 10,000 tonnes of onion each to Sri Lanka and the ... that interest rate cuts may take some more time. With rising onion prices, the central government ...
The growth of U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) slowed significantly in the first quarter amid stubborn inflation that Kenya ...
Sub-Saharan Africa has been battered by multiple shocks since 2020, with Russia's invasion of Ukraine pushing up food, fertiliser and fuel prices and ... Pacificcategory Sri Lanka approves IMF ...
Powell said on Tuesday that it’s appropriate to give the Fed’s restrictive policy further time to work, signaling rate cuts will take longer than expected ... to respond to Iran’s weekend attack. Sri ...
Emerging economies are wary of the strength of the US dollar. They are taking steps to ensure the soaring greenback doesn't fuel inflation and derail growth. We explain why they remain vulnerable.