Malta
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Measure 100 times and cut once.
— Maltese proverb
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Asos shares jump as sales growth picks up
Fashion retailer rebounds after 2014 problems
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Aust dollar hovers above US76c in late trade
Unit lifts slightly at the end of choppy day, investors eye US data.
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Sentiment at big firms rosy for third quarter straight: Business Outlook Survey
The Business Outlook Survey said Thursday that sentiment at major companies retreated in January-March but stayed in positive territory for a third consecutive quarter as a weakening yen fueled a rally in corporate earnings while sentiment at small firms continued to dive. According to the index, maintained by the Finance ...
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Analysts see FY16 CAD at 0.5-0.6% of GDP
The current account deficit is likely to halve to 0.6% of GDP during next fiscal from a little over 1% in this financial year on account of record low prices of oil, according to analysts.
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CNBC Business Insights (Video): «Euro-Dollar-Parität steht bevor»
Laut Jane Foley, Währungs-Analytikerin der Rabobank, steuern die beiden Währungen auf die Parität zu. Der Zeitpunkt hänge vor allem von der Fed-Politik ab.
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Il KOF prevede una crescita del PIL in calo: +0,5%
ZURIGO - Il consenso degli economisti per la crescita economica svizzera nel 2015 è di un +0,5%,
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Business: On March 20 the moon will move closest to Earth while the sun will remain blocked
The biggest solar eclipse since 1999 will be even more special than first thought - because the night before there will be a Supermoon.
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Business: Milk production in North Rift drops as drought prolongs
The prolonged drought has occasioned a drop in milk production by over 50 percent in parts of the North Rift region thus pushing high the demand for the produce.
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Business: Second hand car importers to sue state over inspection monopoly
Second hand car importers have threatened to move to court to force the government to overturn the monopoly enjoyed by the sole inspector of vehicles imported into Kenya from Japan.
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Iran, China to raise trade to $60b in one year
Iran and China hope to bring the level of their trade exchanges to $60 billion from the current $52 billion in a year or so, the head of Iran-China Joint Chamber of Commerce says. “We are determined to raise the volume of our trade with China to $60 billion at the ...
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Egypt Draws Foreign Investment
More foreign companies are pledging to invest in Egypt, as the country begins to reap the benefits of economic reforms introduced over the past nine months under President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi.
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Turkish President Erdo?an meets Central Bank governor to keep up 'trust' in economy
President Erdo?an met with the government's economic pointman and the central bank governor, agreeing on the need to maintain trust in the economy at talks aimed at calming markets after a plunge in the value of the lira
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NISA investments swell but still not on pace to reach target
Savers held ¥3 trillion in Japan’s temporarily tax-free investment accounts at the end of the program’s first year, the Financial Services Agency said in a statement on its website. That total at the end of December was up from ¥1.6 trillion at the end of June. The number of Nippon ...
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Pakistan to import 1,000MW of electricity from Iran
Pakistan’s National Electric Power Regulatory Authority on Tuesday approved in principle a project to import 1,000 megawatts of electricity from Iran, though it left unresolved the question of how to pay for this electricity. Iran currently supplies power to Pakistan, with 73MW available for Gwadar. The new agreement would supply 1,000MW ...
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Korea-U.S. FTA boosts bilateral trade in 2014
Bilateral trade between South Korea and the United States jumped nearly 12 percent from a year earlier last year, partly
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Powdered Alcohol Nears Retail Sales
A powdered alcohol intended to be mixed with water like an instant tea or lemonade received federal approval, setting the stage for retail sales to begin this summer.
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Krispy Kreme Reports Disappointing Sales Growth
Krispy Kreme reported weaker-than-expected revenue growth for its fourth quarter as overseas sales weakened and fewer promotions cut into sales.
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The economys surprise risk: How a strong dollar could weaken growth
The surging value of the U.S. dollar promises new bargains for American consumers and travelers but also presents big threats to the U.S. economy in a trend that is shaping up to be one of the most unexpected and significant factors driving the global economy this year.Read full article ...
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Chinese vice finance minister denies QE plan
Deputy finance minister denies market speculation about 3 trillion yuan debt swap deal.
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Rupee gains 11 paise against dollar in early trade
The rupee strengthened by 11 paise to 62.67 against the dollar in early trade today at the Interbank Foreign Exchange on fresh selling of the US currency by exporters and banks.
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Viet Nam secures deal to export rice to Philippines
Viet Nam has won a contract to supply 300,000 metric tonnes (MT) of rice to the Philippines this year.