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‘I think genuine diversification really comes from holding different sources of return, not simply focusing on sector labels’ – Chetan Ramlall, portfolio manager, STANLIB Asset Management.
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Households squeezed by higher prices are getting better results when they treat budgeting like a toolbox, not a single pair of scissors. A new PYMNTS Intelligence data book, “Five Ways Consumers Make Tight Budgets Work Harder,” finds that consumers are combining small changes to protect essential spending.
Eight banks joined the initial rollout of KKI, while payments are made through QRIS, either by scanning a code or using QRIS Tap.
Watch more: What’s Next in Payments With João Del Valle of EBANX Thirty years after longtime Intel CEO Andy Grove warned executives that a strategic threat might arrive from outside their familiar competitive set, artificial intelligence is making that challenge front and center for payments companies.
Watch more: What’s Next in Payments With Jason Goldberg of i2c Payments executives have always had reasons to be paranoid. The trouble now is deciding whether they are worried about the right things. That distinction sits at the center of i2c’s view of a payments market confronting artificial intelligence, changing customer expectations…
Fitch Ratings warned on 24 August 2026 that Bolivia needs a significant fiscal adjustment to rebuild its international reserves. The agency said the new flexible exchange-rate regime alone will not ensure sustainable reserve accumulation.
The domestic stock market opened with a sharp drop on Aug. 25, due to unfavorable semiconductor news in early trading, but succeeded in a dramatic rebound and closed higher, driven by strong bargain hunting from retail and institutional investors.On this day, the KOSPI index closed at 6,742.74, up 4
