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House sales picked up in February, Auckland median passes $1m again, but market still 'treading water' - Vimarsana News

House sales picked up in February, Auckland median passes $1m again, but market still 'treading water'

The housing market seems to be moving sideways but at least picked up last month after a very slow January, economists say. Auckland’s median sale price was...

Aseefa likely to contest Nawabshah by-poll - Vimarsana News

Aseefa likely to contest Nawabshah by-poll

ISLAMABAD: Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, the younger daughter of President Asif Ali Zardari and possibly the next ‘first lady’ of Pakistan, is likely to contest the by-election from...

Deflation in producer prices persists through January - Breaking News - Vimarsana News

Deflation in producer prices persists through January - Breaking News

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Industrial growth slows to 3.8% in January; manufacturing decelerates - Vimarsana News

Industrial growth slows to 3.8% in January; manufacturing decelerates

Industrial growth eased to 3.8% in January due to a manufacturing slowdown and slower public capex spending. Mining expanded 5.9% and electricity production increased 5.6%. Manufacturing growth eased to 3.2% in December. The factory output in January was 14.0% higher than the pre-COVID level.

Bloomberg, Banco De México, and financial leaders discuss upcoming regulations - Vimarsana News

Bloomberg, Banco De México, and financial leaders discuss upcoming regulations

Mexican banks, brokerage firms, investments funds, and some corporations need to work quickly to address upcoming regulations, said financial experts who gathered together at a recent Bloomberg Mexico Regulatory Outlook 2024 event. More than 150 financial professionals attended the event to discuss new standards from the Central Bank of Mexico that requires firms to change their benchmark lending rates by January 1, 2025. The affected firms must transition away from the 28-day Interbank E...