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Huge Week for Sterling, Pound to Dollar Rate Hits Fresh 13-Month Highs

The pound is set for its biggest weekly rise in six months on Friday after days of economic data and central bank rate decisions.

With the Bank widely expected to raise rates to a 15-year high of 4.75 per cent, sterling topped $1.28 against the dollar for the first time since April last year.

LONDON, June 16 (Reuters) - The pound was set for its biggest weekly rise in six months on Friday after days of economic data and central bank rate decisions, and ahead of the Bank of Englands monetary policy meeting next we...

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One of the founders of Kanoo, Nicholas Rees, revealed on Wednesday night that Kanoo is establishing itself in The UK. Rees made the announcement during the Caribbean Council’s cocktail reception in England. He announced earlier this year that the company also plans to launch in four CARICOM (Caribbean Community) nations. Rees said as he closed out his

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As Kanoo Bahamas gets set to expand to four other nations in the region, co-founder and Chairman Nicholas Rees said the hosting of the 44th Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) is the perfect opportunity to advance deeper discussions on how Bahamian businesses can benefit from regional

Lead poisoning may be among the most pressing public health challenges faced by low and middle-income countries (LMICs) and is certainly one of the least recognized and most neglected. Lead exposure is estimated by the Institute of Health and Metrics to be responsible for 900,000 deaths per year (more than malaria), primarily as a risk factor for heart disease, and both chronic and acute exposure can have debilitating effects on almost every body system. This report identifies a number of highly...

The digital currency exchange’s stupendous fallout has put local Web3 companies in the Bahamas on the back foot.