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Tui reports a shift among budget-conscious travelers opting for affordable destinations like Tunisia and Egypt, moving away from traditional spots like Spain. Despite higher overall prices for holidays compared to …
Tui Reports Shift in Budget Holiday Habits Towards Tunisia and Egypt Read More
OPEC+ crude production fell by 300,000 b/d to 40.73 million b/d in August 2024, driven by declines in Libya and Kazakhstan. Member countries exceeded their quotas by 327,000 b/d, while …
OPEC+ Crude Output Falls by 300,000 b/d Amid Production Challenges Read More
CAF has secured two new contracts in Latin America, totaling over €200 million, enhancing its presence in Colombia and Chile. The contracts involve the supply and maintenance of trains for …
CAF Expands Latin American Operations with €200 Million Contracts in Colombia and Chile Read More
El Salvador and Argentina have partnered to enhance crypto innovation and create a unified regulatory framework in Latin America. Juan Carlos Reyes of CNAD and Roberto Silva of CNV lead …
El Salvador and Argentina Collaborate to Advance Crypto Innovation in Latin America Read More
London’s IPO market has dropped to 20th place globally, raising only $1 billion this year, a 9% decrease. Smaller markets, such as Oman and Malaysia, now surpass the UK in …
UK Stock Market Falls Behind Oman and Malaysia in IPO Rankings Read More
IMF Deputy Managing Director Dr. Nigel Clarke visited Kenya for his inaugural overseas trip, meeting with public and private sectors. President Ruto highlighted the strong Kenya-IMF partnership, crucial for economic …
IMF Deputy Managing Director Dr. Nigel Clarke’s Visit to Kenya Read More
The 2023 census indicates that Uruguay’s population has grown by 2.5% to 3,499,451. Despite this growth, the fertility rate has fallen to 1.7 children per woman, leading to concerns about …
Uruguay’s 2023 Census Reveals Slower Population Growth and Declining Birth Rates Read More
Political unrest in Mozambique is adversely affecting Eswatini’s sugar exports, forcing the industry to consider alternate transport routes due to severe border congestion and closure. The Maputo port, crucial for …
Mozambique Political Unrest Disrupts Eswatini Sugar Exports Read More
President Salva Kiir of South Sudan has dismissed senior leaders, including the military head, police chief, and central bank governor, amid unrest and economic challenges. Despite a peace deal in …
South Sudan President Reshuffles Military and Financial Leadership Amid Unrest Read More
Recent trends indicate a 17% drop in banana prices in Costa Rica, while Colombia and Honduras maintain stable prices. Costa Rica’s price declined from £0.95 to £0.79 per kilogram, influenced …
Banana Price Trends: Costa Rica Sees 17% Drop Despite Stability in Colombia and Honduras Read More