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Singapore’s second-largest lender allows customers to hold Malaysian currency in saving accounts

OCBC customers will soon be able to hold up to RM50,000 (US$12,000) in a personal savings account based in Singapore and earn interest on the balance, according to the bank’s new policy.

Singapore’s second-largest lender allows customers to hold Malaysian currency in saving accounts

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KTDA scouts US, Georgia tea markets as farmers grapple with mixed bonus earnings

The Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) is exploring new international markets, including the United States and Georgia, in a fresh push to improve future earnings for tea farmers amid mixed bonus…

  • KTDA explores US, Georgia markets to boost tea farmers' earnings
  • Farmers dissatisfied with latest bonus payouts, citing high costs
  • KTDA aims to diversify exports, reduce reliance on traditional markets

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