Namibia May Still Raise Interest Rate to Curb Household Debt Businessweek
Namibia may have to raise its benchmark interest rate to contain surging household borrowings and safeguard the economy, Central Bank Governor Ipumbu Shiimi said. “We don't want consumptive credit to get out of control, it's not good for households, ...
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Namibia may have to raise its benchmark interest rate to contain surging household borrowings and safeguard the economy, Central Bank Governor Ipumbu Shiimi said. “We don't want consumptive credit to get out of control, it's not good for households, ...
Taiwan remains popular destination among expats: HSBC AsiaOne
Labourers work at the construction site of Beijing-based developer Vantone Real Estate's apartment project in the suburb of Taipei August 8, 2014. Print. TAIPEI, Taiwan - Thanks to friendly locals, an affordable cost of living and decent health care, Taiwan is ...
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Labourers work at the construction site of Beijing-based developer Vantone Real Estate's apartment project in the suburb of Taipei August 8, 2014. Print. TAIPEI, Taiwan - Thanks to friendly locals, an affordable cost of living and decent health care, Taiwan is ...
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CPI increases with higher house prices, but slowing overall TVNZ
Mortgage holders could get a breather from future interest rate hikes after figures out today showed annual inflation remains very low at just one percent. Household rents, electricity and the cost of newly built houses all increased, along with tobacco, due in ...
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Mortgage holders could get a breather from future interest rate hikes after figures out today showed annual inflation remains very low at just one percent. Household rents, electricity and the cost of newly built houses all increased, along with tobacco, due in ...
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'Hitler' cream strikes sour note for Swiss Gulf Daily News
GENEVA: Swiss retailer Migros apologised yesterday for putting cream capsules with the faces of Hitler and Mussolini on them in cafŽs in the Alpine country. Migros said it "offered its apologies for this unforgivable incident" and that it was in the process of ...
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GENEVA: Swiss retailer Migros apologised yesterday for putting cream capsules with the faces of Hitler and Mussolini on them in cafŽs in the Alpine country. Migros said it "offered its apologies for this unforgivable incident" and that it was in the process of ...
Please pass a creamer — the one with Hitler on it
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Swiss company apologizes for Hitler coffee cream containers
Vaughn Palmer: Premier sticks to prosperity fund promises amid Opposition taunts Vancouver Sun
VICTORIA — A day after the B.C. Liberals cut their proposed tax on liquefied natural gas in half, Premier Christy Clark insisted that her vaunted prosperity fund was still alive and well. “On this side of the house, we will create a prosperity fund,” she assured the ...
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VICTORIA — A day after the B.C. Liberals cut their proposed tax on liquefied natural gas in half, Premier Christy Clark insisted that her vaunted prosperity fund was still alive and well. “On this side of the house, we will create a prosperity fund,” she assured the ...
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DIB's profit soars 56pc Gulf Daily News
DUBAI: Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB) posted a 55.7 per cent rise in third-quarter net profit, helped by a jump in income from Islamic financing as well as fees, commissions and foreign exchange. But the bank, the UAE's largest Sharia-compliant lender, will need to ...
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DUBAI: Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB) posted a 55.7 per cent rise in third-quarter net profit, helped by a jump in income from Islamic financing as well as fees, commissions and foreign exchange. But the bank, the UAE's largest Sharia-compliant lender, will need to ...
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Slump in British American Tobacco sales 3News NZ
British American Tobacco says sales sank in the first nine months of 2014 and blames adverse currency moves and Western Europe's slow recovery. Revenues dived 9.6 percent in the nine months to September 30 at current rates of exchange, the maker of ...
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British American Tobacco says sales sank in the first nine months of 2014 and blames adverse currency moves and Western Europe's slow recovery. Revenues dived 9.6 percent in the nine months to September 30 at current rates of exchange, the maker of ...
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Marine Harvest Scots operation facing 'challenging' quarter Herald Scotland
FISH-FARMING giant Marine Harvest is expecting its Scottish operations to experience a "challenging" fourth quarter in terms of profit, as biological issues and a low harvest take a toll. FISH-FARMING giant Marine Harvest is expecting its Scottish operations ...
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FISH-FARMING giant Marine Harvest is expecting its Scottish operations to experience a "challenging" fourth quarter in terms of profit, as biological issues and a low harvest take a toll. FISH-FARMING giant Marine Harvest is expecting its Scottish operations ...
Marine Harvest: Ample wild, farmed supply has pressured salmon prices to US
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Marine Harvest achieves strong Q3 despite market and biological issues
Russian Oil Major Rosneft Seeking Government Relief Forbes
Russia's largest state owned oil driller is currently banned from obtaining loans from Western lenders greater than 90 days due to sanctions. So the oil giant asked for $49 billion from the national wealth fund instead. The move is not a surprise, however.
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Russia's largest state owned oil driller is currently banned from obtaining loans from Western lenders greater than 90 days due to sanctions. So the oil giant asked for $49 billion from the national wealth fund instead. The move is not a surprise, however.
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Motor insurers help FTSE to end higher euronews
LONDON (Reuters) – Britain's top share index ended higher on Wednesday, with motor insurers advancing on news of an increase in car premiums and drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline <GSK.L> rising after its results. GlaxoSmithKline, up 2.6 percent, was among ...
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LONDON (Reuters) – Britain's top share index ended higher on Wednesday, with motor insurers advancing on news of an increase in car premiums and drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline <GSK.L> rising after its results. GlaxoSmithKline, up 2.6 percent, was among ...
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Afternoon recovery for London shares
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