RBI and Bank of Mauritius Sign Pact to Use Local Currencies in Trade
The RBI and BOM have signed a pact to use local currencies for bilateral trade, enhancing transaction efficiency and solidifying...
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Strengthening Trade Between Egypt and India: Insights from Minister El Khatib
Egypt's Minister El Khatib underscores the need to enhance trade with India, focusing on sectors like food and energy security....
Brazil’s Proposed Bill on Wage Payment in Bitcoin: An Overview
A proposed bill in Brazil aims to allow partial wage payments in bitcoin, with numerous regulations ensuring that at least...
Moody’s Predicts Budget Compromise from South Africa’s Coalition Government
Moody's expects South Africa's coalition government to achieve a budget compromise focused on fiscal consolidation, despite ongoing disputes within the...
Hong Kong Leader Comments on Controversial Panama Port Asset Sale
Hong Kong’s leader, John Lee, commented on the sale of CK Hutchison's Panama Canal port assets to a BlackRock-led consortium...
Indian Rupee Records Longest Winning Streak Amid Dollar Weakness and Economic Factors
The Indian Rupee has recorded its longest winning streak in six months, closing at 86.57 against the US Dollar. Despite...
Oman: Gold Price Surge and Its Impact on Zakat Obligations
In Oman, the recent surge in gold prices has increased zakat obligations for many Muslim families. Zakat, which requires 2.5%...
March 18 Afternoon Briefing: Key Developments and Future Prospects in Vietnam
The March 18 briefing covered several key developments in Vietnam, including Prime Minister Chinh's emphasis on prioritizing citizens in science...
CITAD Highlights Dangers of Rising Data Costs in Nigeria, Urges Action
CITAD has warned that increasing data costs will aggravate Nigeria's digital divide, making online services less accessible for underserved communities....
SNP Minister Accumulates £33K on Taxpayer-Funded Trip to Chile
Mairi Gougeon, a departing SNP Minister, incurred a £33,000 bill on a two-week taxpayer-funded trip to Chile to promote Scotland's...
