Since April 2016, the government has invested roughly K1.2 trillion to produce some 700 megawatts of additional electricity for the country’s power needs, says Deputy Minister of Electricity and Energy U Khin Maung Win. “We are now generating an additional 700MW and we plan to produce another more 1000MW by the middle of this year,” […]
Read MoreKUALA LUMPUR: Bank Negara is closely monitoring conditions in the financial markets, in light of the recent developments surrounding the country’s political landscape. “While ringgit movements will continue to be market-determined, Bank Negara’s market operations will ensure sufficient liquidity and orderly financial market conditions, ” it said in a statement here yesterday. At 5 pm […]
Read MoreCambodia and Indonesia plan to host a Trade and Investment Forum early in June in an effort to attract more Indonesian investors to the Kingdom. The plans were revealed after a meeting between Indonesian Ambassador to Cambodia Sudirman Haseng and Minister of Industry, Science, Technology and Innovation Cham Prasidh on Monday. Sudirman said the Indonesian […]
Read MoreMANILA, Philippines — Revenues generated by the government from the collection of rice import tariffs went down to P1.71 billion in the first one-and-a-half months of 2020 as the volume of rice shipments declined, the Department of Finance (DOF) said yesterday. Citing a report from the Bureau of Customs (BOC), DOF said rice import tariffs […]
Read MoreThe Hanoitimes – The fears of coronavirus have clouded prospects for the global economy and caused difficulties for Vietnam’s stock market. Though the Vietnamese stock market has been recently affected adversely due to the coronavirus epidemic, many investment funds have been still increasing their portfolios with an expectation of gaining high returns in the time to […]
Read MoreSINGAPORE banks have guided on the size of provisions that can cover the impact from the Covid-19 outbreak ahead, but analysts say the lenders may have to stomach more if the disruption to supply chains and consumer demand extends beyond the first half of this year. Banks’ guidance on the buffer set aside for souring […]
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