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Indonesia is tightening government spending toward year-end, ordering ministries and agencies to cut unspent travel allocations by 30% as higher oil prices and costly flagship programs put pressure on the budget.
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TOKYO: Japan’s Nikkei 225 fell sharply on Friday as doubts about the red-hot AI sector emerged and stress in global bond markets weighed on sentiment.
MALAYSIA’S unemployment rate fell to 2.9% in August from 3.0% in July, as the number of unemployed people declined by 8,700 to 511,600, reflecting continued improvement in the labour market.
Australian shares climbed on Friday as gains in banks and gold stocks outweighed losses in miners, while risk appetite improved after US President Donald Trump pledged to halt attacks on Iran ahead of…
KUALA LUMPUR: [Malaysian palm oil futures]( https://palm oil) edged up on Friday and were still poised for their first weekly gain in three weeks, as strength in soyoil prices countered fears of…
For investors, the opportunity extends beyond its established industrial operations to new growth avenues in heavy-duty gearboxes, infrastructure equipment and electric mobility
The World Bank reports that Nigerian states’ revenues rose by 93% between 2023 and 2025, but the share of expenditure on education declined.
