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South Africa’s Absa Group has expanded to Dubai’s DIFC. The bank aims to use the location to better support trade and investment flows between Gulf and African markets. Absa International Chief Executive Cheryl Buss spoke to Bloomberg's Chief Africa Correspondent Jennifer Zabasajja on the expansion. (Source: Bloomberg)
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The stock opened sharply lower at ₹222 before recovering to a day’s high of ₹232.50.
The Euro (EUR) posts minor losses against the British Pound (GBP) on Thursday, trading within Wednesday’s range, as investors await the European Central Bank’s (ECB) monetary policy decision, due…
The Fed held interest rates as largely expected but did not offer a clear signal on their movement in the next meeting in December.
The energy ministers of EU member states are meeting today to discuss how to tackle a worsening energy price crisis as winter approaches, and with it, peak heating demand season.
[Inter-Korea] : The National Intelligence Service(NIS) has said North Korean leader Kim Jong-un may have communicated his intentions on North Korea-U.S.
Shares in Lloyds Banking Group tumbled on Thursday morning after the bank beat profit expectations in the third-quarter after a boost from high interest rates and a reduction in its cost base.
