The International Monetary Fund says it has approved the release of $1.2 billion to Pakistan, giving the cash-strapped ...
Officials warned the bill to rebuild could soar to US$7 billion (S$9.08 billion). Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Nepal's liquidity paradox

Nepal's financial system poses a striking paradox: Banks are oversupplied with money, but the real economy is struggling to ...
The IMF Executive Board has approved $1.29 billion for Pakistan. This includes over $1B for economic stability and $200M for climate projects.
Without naming US President Donald Trump, China's second-highest ranking official told the meeting in Beijing that greater effort was needed to reform global economic governance due to the trade barri ...
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The mood among consumers, long stuck in the doldrums, has turned positive in a boost to the outlook for household spending ...
Chinas Premier Li Qiang cautioned global economic leaders on Tuesday that the mutually destructive consequences of tariffs ...
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Modern economists attempt to define money by correlating it with economic activity. As Austrian economists know, money is ...
Despite some element of travel-and-arrive sentiment in the markets if the Fed cuts rates as expected this week, JPMorgan ...