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Spain to enjoy drier weather next week as the fronts move away - Vimarsana News

Spain to enjoy drier weather next week as the fronts move away

According to AEMET, the State Meteorological Agency, Spain will enjoy drier weather next week as the fronts move away

The Oil-Price Roller Coaster: Global Challenges for the Obama Administration - Vimarsana News

The Oil-Price Roller Coaster: Global Challenges for the Obama Administration

The U.S. should increase pressure on OPEC and non-OPEC countries,which are failing to meet production forecasts, to open access toIOCs while authorizing oil production in ANWR, other promisingArctic areas, and the lower 48 states to expand domestic energyproduction. Rising oil consumption within key oil-producing statesleaves less oil for export, posing a significant constraint onfuture supply.

Budget experts push MPs to raise cooking gas taxes - Vimarsana News

Budget experts push MPs to raise cooking gas taxes

Budget experts in Parliament want MPs to reverse tax cuts on cooking gas and capital goods introduced by President Uhuru Kenyatta's government.

Mid-Term Budget | The delicate budget balance - Vimarsana News

Mid-Term Budget | The delicate budget balance

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana will reveal the state of the country’s finances on Wednesday.

Source: enca.com
Singapore cools property market | Borneo Bulletin Online - Vimarsana News

Singapore cools property market | Borneo Bulletin Online

CNA – Shares of Singapore property developers pared some losses on Friday after taking a hit in the morning, following the late-night announcement of cooling measures. The measures include raising the medium-term interest rate floor by 0.5 percentage points to four per cent. The so-called “stress test” rate is used by banks to compute a […]