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OPEC+ crude output fell by 300,000 b/d to 40.73 million b/d in August due to reductions in Libya and Kazakhstan. Despite this, members overproduced by 327,000 b/d, posing challenges to …
OPEC+ Sees August Crude Output Decline Amid Libya and Kazakhstan Challenges Read More
CAF has secured contracts worth over €200 million in Colombia and Chile for train production and maintenance. The company strengthens its presence in Latin America, enhancing its existing contracts with …
CAF Secures Over €200 Million in New Contracts in Latin America Read More
El Salvador and Argentina have partnered to promote crypto innovation and regulatory coherence across Latin America. This initiative aims to grow and govern digital assets in the region. With El …
El Salvador and Argentina Forge Alliance to Propel Cryptocurrency Innovation in Latin America Read More
The UK IPO market is struggling significantly, with a reported withdrawal of funds leading to a drop to 20th place globally. London has raised only $1 billion this year, significantly …
Decline of the UK IPO Market Amidst Rising Global Competition Read More
IMF Deputy Managing Director Dr. Nigel Clarke visited Kenya to discuss economic strategies with public and private sector leaders. He emphasized the importance of collaboration for the benefit of Kenyans. …
IMF Deputy Managing Director Dr. Nigel Clarke Engages with Kenyan Leaders in Nairobi Read More
Uruguay’s 2023 census reports a population of 3,499,451, a 2.5% increase since 2011, but highlights a declining fertility rate, with births not compensating for deaths. INE director Diego Aboal warns …
Uruguay Census Reveals Slower Population Growth Amid Declining Fertility Rates Read More
Political unrest in Mozambique is disrupting Eswatini’s sugar exports, which depend significantly on the Maputo terminal for shipping to international markets. The situation is causing delays and increased costs, as …
Mozambique’s Political Unrest Disrupts Eswatini’s Sugar Exports Read More
President Salva Kiir has dismissed several high-ranking officials within South Sudan’s military and economic sectors, citing discontent in military ranks. The changes include appointing a new army chief, police inspector …
South Sudan’s Leadership Changes Amidst Ongoing Instability Read More
Banana prices have decreased by 17% in Costa Rica, falling to £0.79 per kilogram, attributed to supply and demand changes. In contrast, prices in Colombia and Honduras remained stable at …
Banana Price Variations: Costa Rica Sees 17% Drop While Others Remain Stable Read More
Brazil and Colombia are responding to OECD’s Pillar Two by crafting minimum top-up tax strategies. Brazil’s MP 1262/24 introduces a 15% minimum tax for large multinationals, aiming for compliance with …
Navigating Pillar Two: Brazil and Colombia’s Distinct Tax Strategies Read More