Argentina might recover from the serious inflation

Argentina’s monthly inflation is likely to stay below 3% in November, one of the lowest levels this year.

Kazakhstan acts to stabilize currency and support citizens amid economic challenges

The Minister of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan explained a number of reasons for the sharp weakening of the national currency. According to him, the first factor is the global strengthening of the dollar index in recent months.

ADB to assist Turkmenistan’s transition to renewable energy

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has announced plans to provide technical assistance for a project titled "Integrated Solutions in Renewable Energy to Support the 'Green' Transformation in Turkmenistan" .

Poverty in France up by 1.4 million in 20 years

There's been a steady rise of poverty over the last two decades according to the latest report from the Inequality Observatory. It shows the number of people living below the poverty line has increased by 1.4 million in the last twenty years.

Chad ceases military cooperation with France

Chad's foreign ministry has announced plans to assert its sovereignty and redefine strategic partnerships, following France's troop withdrawals from Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso. Chad hosts 1,000 French troops and various military assets for security cooperation.

Thailand's economy improves in October with growth in exports, tourism, and private consumption

Thailand's economy improved in October, with exports rising 14.2% and a trade surplus of $1.4 billion. Private consumption and tourism also contributed to growth, though challenges remain for some sectors, according to the Bank of Thailand.

Exclusive: In careful protest, China Evergrande's investors press for action

Hundreds of Chinese investors who lost their savings in the collapse of Evergrande have launched coordinated efforts to demand updates on investigations into the failed property developer. Amid China's slowing economy, their cautious actions reflect growing frustrations over financial losses and the

Iran and Qatar aim to boost non-oil trade to $1 billion annually

Iran is aiming to significantly expand its non-oil trade with Qatar, targeting an annual turnover of $1 billion, according to Mohammad-Ali Dehghan Dehnavi, Iran’s Deputy Minister of Industry, Mines, and Trade, and Chairman of the Trade Development Organization.

Kazakhstan Targets Reduced Imports with Boost in Domestic Production

Kazakhstan is advancing efforts to cut imports of finished goods by bolstering domestic production. The initiative was a focal point during a Senate plenary session attended by Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov and government officials.

Falling oil prices drag UAE markets down

Stock markets in the UAE closed lower on Friday, impacted by falling oil prices. The drop comes as concerns over the effects of Hurricane Rafael of US oil production ease. Abu Dhabi's index dropped 0.2%, while Dubai’s main index fell 0.1%.

Singapore's banks project better loan growth in 2025 as rates drop

OCBC and UOB, Singapore’s second and third largest banks, project stronger loan growth in 2025 after exceeding third-quarter profit expectations. This outlook follows recent U.S. rate cuts, though geopolitical uncertainties could still impact markets, said OCBC’s CEO Helen Wong.

China Proposes Alternatives to EU Electric Vehicle Tariffs

As the EU considers new tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, China is open to alternatives and welcomes the EU's delegation for discussions amid rising opposition among member states.

IMF, World Bank meetings clouded by wars, slow economic growth, US election

Global finance leaders meet in Washington this week to address global growth, debt, and green energy amid uncertainties from conflicts, a slowing Chinese economy, and the potential impact of the U.S. election on trade and climate policies.

UN Agency Reports Unemployment in Gaza reaches 80% resulting to Economy Crisis

The UN Agency reported on the unemployment in Gaza, resulting in hardship to make a living.

Tourism in Japan records to $39 Billion, setting annual record

Tourism in Japan has reached $39 Billion, officially setting an annual record. The tourism in Japan is expected to advance to the country's economy growth in the coming years.

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