Archive for the January 2, 2018
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The Philippines plans to issue $1 billion in sovereign bonds to help finance next year's record budget, National Treasurer Rosalia de Leon said. Borrowing from both domestic and foreign sources was expected to reach a
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Canadian oil financing firm Oleum Capital Inc plans to raise $200 million in mid-January through what it calls the world's first offering of both shares and cryptocurrency tokens, a senior company executive told Reuters. The
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Canadian oil financing firm Oleum Capital Inc plans to raise $200 million in mid-January through what it calls the world's first offering of both shares and cryptocurrency tokens, a senior company executive told Reuters. The
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A carbonated drinks manufacturer is always in bubble territory. But after a 1,450 percent share price rise since a late-2014 market debut, arguably none is looking as frothy as upmarket tonic water and mixers maker
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A carbonated drinks manufacturer is always in bubble territory. But after a 1,450 percent share price rise since a late-2014 market debut, arguably none is looking as frothy as upmarket tonic water and mixers maker
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Soaring global demand for memory chips and petrochemicals helped South Korea's exports surge 8.9 percent in December, lifting its 2017 shipments to the highest on record in value terms. Exports for the year as a
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Oman's state budget for 2018, approved by ruler Sultan Qaboos on Monday, boosts spending at the expense of running a large deficit, despite increasing concern among credit rating agencies about the health of the country's
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Small lines formed at banks in Mauritania on New Year's Day as customers withdrew new banknotes and swapped cheque books after the government revamped the currency, the ouguiya, in a bid to fight inflation. Ten
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Bulgaria expects a fiscal surplus of 0.8 percent of gross domestic product this year, the finance ministry said on Friday, indicating it will outperform its updated target for a balanced budget as the economy grows
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Egypt's 2017 trade deficit fell 26 percent year on year by $12 billion, the trade ministry said on Monday. Imports declined in the first 11 months of 2017 to $51 billion from $61 billion the
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