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Bankers Aim to Replicate Vietnam’s Success

Impact of US Tariffs on Thailand’s Export Sector The proposed 36% tariff by the United States on Thai goods is expected to significantly affect Thailand’s export competitiveness, according to economists in the banking sector. This potential tariff could have far-reaching consequences for Thailand’s trade relations and economic stability. Potential Outcomes of Trade Negotiations Kobsak Pootrakool, senior executive vice-president of Bangkok …

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Urgent Actions Needed for Energy and Cocoa Sectors – IMF

IMF Highlights Critical Challenges in Ghana’s Energy and Cocoa Sectors The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has emphasized the importance of addressing persistent challenges in Ghana’s energy and cocoa sectors as part of broader efforts to sustain fiscal reforms under a $3 billion bailout programme. This comes after the IMF’s Executive Board approved the fourth review of the Extended Credit Facility …

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Honda Won’t Raise Prices Over Tariffs…For Now

The Ever-Changing Landscape of Tariffs and Their Impact on the Powersports Industry The world of tariffs is a constantly shifting terrain, with changes happening almost hourly. This unpredictability makes it easy to understand why businesses and consumers alike are frustrated. While 2025 has become synonymous with economic uncertainty, many would have preferred a quirky TikTok trend over the word “tariff.” …

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BAT Calls for Public-Private Collaboration on ESG Principles

A Call for Collective Action on ESG in Nigeria British American Tobacco Nigeria has emphasized the importance of integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles into the core of Nigeria’s industrial and economic growth. The company is encouraging leaders from both the public and private sectors to collaborate in making ESG a central pillar of national development. At the Green …

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T-bill Yields Stay Low Ahead of Long-Term Debt Launch

Treasury Bill Rates Continue to Decline Amid Weak Demand and Inflation Moderation Treasury bill (T-Bill) rates have continued to decline in recent weeks, driven by weak investor demand and easing inflation pressures. This trend has led to persistent yield compression across the T-bill curve, with analysts expecting further downward pressure on rates in the coming weeks. In June, inflation moderated …

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Award-Winning Data Scientist Joins China After Decades in the US

Renowned Statistician Joins Westlake University in Zhejiang, China A prominent data scientist, known for his groundbreaking work in machine learning and big data analysis, has made a significant move from the United States to Zhejiang province in eastern China. She Yiyuan, an award-winning statistician, has taken up a full-time position as a chair professor at Westlake University, marking a major …

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Brazil Steps Down as BRICS Chairman: Geopolitical Implications

The Evolution of BRICS and Its Global Impact The BRICS group, comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, has emerged as a significant geopolitical force. Since its inception, it has evolved into an informal alliance aiming to reshape the global order. This transformation reflects the ongoing shift from a rules-based unipolar world to a multipolar one, with BRICS playing …

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