Argentina Lifts Live Cattle Export Ban, Opening New Market Opportunities
Argentine President Javier Milei's Decree 133/25 ends a 50-year ban on live cattle exports, aiming to open new market opportunities...
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Brazil’s Gambling Market: Anticipated M&A Frenzy Amid Legal Challenges
In anticipation of a burgeoning M&A landscape in Brazil’s gambling sector, experts predict significant legal challenges, particularly in consumer litigation....
Egypt Announces $4 Billion Support Package Ahead of Ramadan
Egypt has announced a $4 billion social support package to assist vulnerable households ahead of Ramadan, including wage increases, enhanced...
Flutterwave’s IPO Prospects Could Revitalize Nigerian Stock Exchange
Flutterwave, Africa's leading fintech unicorn, is preparing for an IPO on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, raising hopes for a market...
Current Gold Rates and Market Dynamics in the UAE
The UAE's current gold rates are 24K at AED 325.25, 22K at AED 301.00, 21K at AED 291.50, and 18K...
Angola Roundup: Economic Indicators, Freedom Status, and Road Safety Concerns
In 2024, Angola's GDP grew by 3.8% due to oil sector recovery; however, the IMF warns of high inflation and...
Egypt Announces Significant Wage Increases and Social Support Package
Egypt plans to increase public sector wages to EGP7,000 per month starting in July, matching recent increases in the private...
Trump Revokes Chevron’s Venezuela Waiver, Impacting Oil Exports
President Trump has canceled Chevron's waiver allowing operations in Venezuela, citing electoral reform and migration concerns. This revocation affects Chevron's...
Oil Prices Increase Following Trump’s Revocation of Chevron’s Venezuela License
Oil prices rose on Thursday after President Trump revoked Chevron's operating license in Venezuela, which is expected to tighten global...
Argentina Ends 50-Year Live Cattle Export Ban to Boost Economic Growth
Argentina has lifted its 50-year ban on live cattle exports to foster economic growth and enhance competitiveness in the agricultural...
