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Before the Bell: ASX to slip, $A reaches for US67¢ - Vimarsana News

Before the Bell: ASX to slip, $A reaches for US67¢

Australian shares are set to open modestly lower. European markets close little changed. Bitcoin hovers near $US31,000.

Source: afr.com
ASX LIVE: ASX to slip, NAB expects two more rate increases - Vimarsana News

ASX LIVE: ASX to slip, NAB expects two more rate increases

Patriot Battery Metals hits record high. Citi cuts South32 valuation. Meta to launch Twitter rival on Instagram. Gold advances, bitcoin steady. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
Assin North By-Election: Professor Gyampo Say It's Too Early To Predict Any Party's 2024 Electoral Victory - Vimarsana News

Assin North By-Election: Professor Gyampo Say It's Too Early To Predict Any Party's 2024 Electoral Victory

Professor Gyampo has said it would be premature for anyone to use the outcomes of two recent by-elections to predict any party's electoral chances in 2024.

Source: yen.com.gh
Ghana's IMF Programme Will Not Be Suspended Despite Risk Of Government Failing To Meet Targets – Fitch Solutions - Vimarsana News

Ghana's IMF Programme Will Not Be Suspended Despite Risk Of Government Failing To Meet Targets – Fitch Solutions

Fitch Solution has stated that Ghana’s International Monetary Fund Programme will not be suspended despite a higher-than-budgeted expenditure. According

Chocolate Is Set to Get More Expensive as Cocoa Prices Soar to Seven-Year Highs - Vimarsana News

Chocolate Is Set to Get More Expensive as Cocoa Prices Soar to Seven-Year Highs

Chocolate lovers are up for a bitter disclosure: prices of their favorite snack are about to rise further on the back of elevated cocoa prices.

Source: nbcdfw.com