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Now on bbc news all the latest Business News live from singapore. It is Triple Threat thursday. Good global event create time oil in the market. A new generation of robots hitting the Factory Floor. A Factory Helping Manufacturers prepare for the future. It is a thursday, everyone. Good morning, asia, hello, world. We start off the programme with the us dollar dropping seven week low to what some are calling Triple Threat thursday and it will indeed be a busy day with plenty to make traders edgy...

Prime Minister Thavisin is committed to addressing both formal and informal debt issues within his 4-year term, targeting various debtor groups for assistance.

National Credit Bureau warns of 610 billion baht housing loans at risk, urges government support for debtors.

Stephen Chundama and Sweta SaxenaThe global community embarked on an ambitious, yet manageable, 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in 2015. The year 2023 marks its mid-point and is also a wakeup call to African leaders – inadequate progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) reveals that the continent will not achieve the SDGs without urgent and decisive actions

Finance and investment experts have prioritized preserving Hong Kongs status as a financial hub and supporting the channeling of substantial funds into the country. This move contrasts with Western concerns over a slowdown in the Chinese economy.

In its bid to bolster the economy, China intends to expand the areas where special purpose bonds are invested this year, while spending on education and in support of people’s livelihoods will remain strong.

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Dubai: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Sunday that countries in the Middle East and Central Asia need to curb their financing requirements, as a surge in government debt, exacerbated by the pandemic, threatens recovery prospects. The region, which includes around 30 countries

Post Chinese banks extended 1.36 trillion yuan (US$208.7 billion) in new local-currency loans in February. Photo: Reuters New bank lending in China fell less than expected in February from January amid efforts by the central bank to cool credit growth to contain debt risks while maintaining support for ailing small firms. Chinese banks extended 1.36 trillion yuan (US$208.7 billion) in new local-currency loans in February, down from a record 3.58 trillion yuan in January but still beating analy...