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The Bank of England has raised interest rates to 3.75% - the first rise in almost four years. The previous rate of 3.5% was the lowest for 48 years. In a statement, the Bank said a "modest increase" was necessary...
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India's central bank, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), has left interest rates unchanged at 6%, but raised its forecast…
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The Planters Development Bank (PDB) announced on Thursday (30 October 2003) that they would be allotting P2bn (US$36m) in new…
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The International Finance Corp. (IFC), the financing arm of the World Bank, is willing to provide financing for small- and…
Driven by the government effort to promote new entrepreneurs and the continued growth of the economy, small- and medium-sized enterprises…
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Demand for funds has improved markedly among small- and medium-sized firms (SMEs), according to a Bank of Japan (BOJ) survey…
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Zimbabwe's economy at the moment finds itself in unprecedented macroeconomic difficulties. There is an acute shortage of foreign currency, inflation…
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Britain faces tougher times throughout the coming decade, Mervyn King warned on Tuesday night in his first speech since taking…
The Australian economy is showing unrelenting strength, with forward orders and capital expenditure accelerating in trend terms through the September…
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The effects of the steady decline in the interest rates have been sharply divergent for frontline companies (large and mid…
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The UK economy grew twice as fast as previously thought in the second quarter of 2003, official figures have shown.…
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The small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) only took up about 15 per cent of the total funds released to the…
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