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Moody’s Investor Services (Moody’s), a global credit ratings agency, said that timely announcement of election...

Kenya's Treasury expects interest payments in current financial year to hit Sh918 bn.

Pakistan elections: Forty-four political parties are vying for a share of the 266 seats that are up for grabs in the National Assembly, or the lower house of parliament, with an additional 70 seats reserved for women and minorities.

Without it, Kyiv could hold out for part of the year, one expert said, but would then begin losing the war.

The sectoral/thematic funds again managed to gain investors interest as the category saw the highest inflows to the tune of Rs 4,804.69 crore in January compared to Rs 6,005.49 crore in December. Smallcap funds witnessed the second-highest inflows of Rs 3,256.98 crore.

The International Monetary Fund has not given details of Maldives' foreign debt but has called for an "urgent policy adjustment". , World News, Times Now

Strategy aims to maintain policy rate amidst IMF concerns

Instead, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak must cut the benefits bill and get more people working, David Miles, an executive member of the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) suggests.

South Asia News: Negotiations are taking place for the withdrawal of Indian troops stationed in the Maldives. The first phase of the withdrawal is scheduled before Mar

Having shifted its allegiances from India to China, the strategically placed Indian Ocean nation of Maldives is at high risk of "debt distress", according to a warning issued by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Wednesday (Feb 7).  The island nation has borrowed heavily from China, infamous for ensnaring smaller countries using its 'debt trap' tactics.  "Without significant policy changes, the overall fiscal deficits and public debt are projected to stay elevate...