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Business News | Capital Expenditure for Railways Sees Substantial Increase in 2020-21, Budgeted to Increase Further in 2021-22: Economic Survey - Vimarsana News

Business News | Capital Expenditure for Railways Sees Substantial Increase in 2020-21, Budgeted to Increase Further in 2021-22: Economic Survey

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. The capital expenditure for the Indian Railways saw a substantial increase in 2020-21 as compared to the average annual during 2009-14 and it has been budgeted to further increase in 2021-22, according to the Economic Survey tabled in the Parliament on Monday. Business News | Capital Expenditure for Railways Sees Substantial Increase in 2020-21, Budgeted to Increase Further in 2021-22: Economic Survey.

Ghana still Lower-Middle Income Economy - Finance Ministry - Vimarsana News

Ghana still Lower-Middle Income Economy - Finance Ministry

Mr Ken Ofori-Atta, Minister of Finance The Ministry of Finance says Ghana continues to be categorised as a ‘Lower-Middle Income Economy’ based on widely-recognised classification of the World Bank and the United Nations. The Ministry, in a statement by its Public Relations Unit, said publications in the media that Ghana had been downgraded as a low income country by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), in accordance with its latest Fiscal Monitor, was incorrect because the IMF Fiscal Monitor did not classify countries by income levels. In a statement it said the IMF instead anal...

Ghana still Lower-Middle Income Economy – Finance Ministry - Vimarsana News

Ghana still Lower-Middle Income Economy – Finance Ministry

+ The Ministry of Finance says Ghana continues to be categorized as a ‘Lower-Middle Income Economy’ based on widely-recognized classification of the World Bank and the United Nations. The Ministry, in a statement by its Public Relations Unit, said publications in the media that Ghana had been downgraded as a low income country by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), in accordance with its latest Fiscal Monitor, was incorrect because the IMF Fiscal Monitor did not classify countries by income levels. It said the IMF instead analysed latest public finance developments, updated medium-term...