Archive for the January 29, 2018
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General Electric reported a huge quarterly loss on Wednesday due to charges linked to its insurance business and US tax reform, but highlighted progress in turning around the slumping industrial giant. Under pressure for answers
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General Electric reported a huge quarterly loss on Wednesday due to charges linked to its insurance business and US tax reform, but highlighted progress in turning around the slumping industrial giant. Under pressure for answers
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Interbank buy/sell rates for the taka against the dollar on Sunday. 82.90-82.90 (Previous 82.90-82.90). Copyright Reuters, 2018
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Some of the world's biggest investors are betting on a sustained recovery in the pound, confident that Britain will avoid a disorderly crash out of the European Union and that the Bank of England will
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The European Central Bank will stop printing money by the end of the year, but should do so much sooner, a majority of economists polled by Reuters said, citing a solid and synchronised growth outlook
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Shares in Saudi Arabia's Kingdom Holding soared on Sunday after owner Prince Alwaleed bin Talal was released from detention, but top petrochemical producer Saudi Basic Industries fell on weak fourth-quarter earnings. Because of heavily weighted
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Tunisia's parliament on Tuesday approved a plan by the central bank to sell bonds worth $1 billion to help finance the 2018 budget, the state news agency said. The finance ministry directed the central bank
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Tunisia's parliament on Tuesday approved a plan by the central bank to sell bonds worth $1 billion to help finance the 2018 budget, the state news agency said. The finance ministry directed the central bank
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China's primary money rates eased this week as funds released from a reduction in some banks' reserve requirements boosted market liquidity. The volume-weighted average rate of the benchmark seven-day repo traded in the interbank market,
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A dollar rout intensified on Wednesday after US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said a lower greenback was "good for us" - though a weaker US currency may not prove a long-term economic boost. It was
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