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Bangkok Bank chairman Kosit Panpiemras said that continuing excess liquidity among Thailand’s commercial banks could see them opting for further interest rate cuts next year, though they would exercise caution not to hurt depositors. Kosit also forecast intense competition, spurred...
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Brazil's central bank on Wednesday increased its key interest rate by 3 percentage points to 25 per cent in an…
Growth in Latin America is expected to recover slightly in 2003, marking the end of the worst period since the…
The Asian Development Bank on Wednesday approved a loan of US$85 million to a small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) export…
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The Cabinet on Wednesday approved a proposal to spur business growth in France by tripling tax breaks for investors in…
Robust domestic demand and unexpected export growth have helped Thailand's economy to expand by 4.9 per cent in the first…
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The creation of a US fund to benefit Moroccan small and medium (-sized) enterprises (SMEs) topped talks held here between…
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Introduction In Japan, the main credit insurance product is short-term commercial credit insurance. The last few years have seen remarkable…
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Analysts following the Norwegian banking market point to Den norske Bank (DnB), Norway’s largest bank and which has the state…
THE extension of the eligibility for the Small Firms Loan Guarantee Scheme (SFLGS) should mean that more SMEs would be…
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More than a decade after its establishment, the Small Industry Finance Corporation has finally achieved its goal and upgraded itself…
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Brazil's credit reporting network RNPN ( http://www.rnpn.com.br.) expects 25,000 member companies will use its B2B services by the end of…