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The proposed lowering of the deficit-to-GDP ratio to 2.8 percent for this year will make fiscal spending more sustainable, and will not weaken the country's intensity of fiscal spending, political advisers and experts said on Thursday.

The proposed lowering of the deficit-to-GDP ratio to 2.8 percent for this year will make fiscal spending more sustainable, and will not weaken the country's intensity of fiscal spending, political advisers and experts said on Thursday.

The proposed lowering of the deficit-to-GDP ratio to 2.8 percent for this year will make fiscal spending more sustainable, and will not weaken the country's intensity of fiscal spending, political advisers and experts said on Thursday.

The Sultanate of Oman's decision this week allowing foreign investors with a First-Class Residency Card to buy property in the country will spur local real estate and ancillary...

Bill 2, the Financial Statutes Amendment Act, 2022, would implement many of the technical measures introduced in Budget 2022.

● Annual Total Revenue $25.9 million + 47%

Muscat: Propelled by a surge in oil and gas production rates and prices, the State’s general revenues soared 85.2% to RO 803.3 million by January 2022, compared to RO 433.7...

Sika acquires Sable Marco

@conradprabhu - Bolstered by revenues from skyrocketing oil prices, the Sultanate of Oman posted a modest, but fiscally significant, budget surplus of RO 18 million at the end...

Thailand's fiscal and monetary policy are still operating together to achieve 4% economic growth this year and ensure a full economic recovery, its finance minister has announced.