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KUALA LUMPUR: The government should institute bolder tax reforms and not just rationalise subsidies to achieve its deficit target of between 3.0 per cent and 3.5 per cent by end-2025, said RAM Ratings senior economist Woon Khai Jhek.

The Indian governments increased spending on infrastructure projects such as roads, railways, and power is expected to boost cement demand by 10-12% this fiscal year. Cement demand is projected to reach 440 million tonnes in fiscal 2024, driven by strong demand from the infrastructure sector. Combined with stable cement prices and lower power and fuel costs, cement manufacturers operating profits are expected to rebound. The demand growth will also support the credit profiles of cement companies...

Another fiscal hole allegation has arisen - this time around Labour's costings.

Foreign Investors Council: New fiscal measures package puts investments under question markThe Foreign Investors Council (FIC) has warned on…

PM Ciolacu considers that fiscal-budgetary measures wont lead to price increasesPrime Minister Marcel Ciolacu declared himself convinced that…

New York Times: The fiscal milestone comes as Congress is facing a new spending fight.

- Fourth quarter and year-end gross margins and net earnings reflect a $4.2 million one-time, non-cash charge related to a write-down of inventory as Company plans to exit Burkina Faso - VAL-D'OR, QC, Sept. 19, 2023 - Orbit Garant Drilling Inc.... - Veroeffentlicht am 19.09.2023

President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance Nate Horner issued the following statement on Alberta’s recent credit rating upgrade:

The Govt's annual borrowing requirement will more than triple from prior to Covid.

National Treasury director-general Duncan Pieterse said South Africa would have a clearer sense of how government reconfiguration aimed at reducing costs had been going by the time finance minister Enoch Godongwana tabled the medium-term budget policy statement.