Remarks by Mr Tiff Macklem, Governor of the Bank of Canada

"We need to cooperate with China in order to develop Zambia"

The zone has attracted investments of more than $1.6 billion and created more than 5,000 jobs for Egyptians.

There is an exciting opportunity to offer Luxembourg and the broader EU market a new global digital clearing ecosystem

MAS has yesterday just announced changes to the tax incentives for SFOs.

This issue of the Gulf Economic Update includes a special section focused on GCC green growth opportunities for the GCC countries as the world accelerates transition to a greener future. Moving away from fossil fuels towards greener energy should not be seen as a threat but as a tremendous opportunity. This direction is entirely in line with GCC country vision documents that outline an image of the economy of the future that relies increasingly on the private sector playing a leading role in investment, job creation and value addition. The report presents the latest economic developments in the GCC focusing on the post-pandemic recovery, the vaccine roll out and the implications of a more favorable oil market. The team will highlight the medium-term prospects given continued volatility in the oil market and the need to diversify GCC economies.

For Zhang Guorong, selling peaches is an easy job that needs only a smartphone.

China has stepped up efforts to save jobs this year, with some 64.63 billion yuan (9.19 billion U.S. dollars) having already been offered to businesses this year.

It is the job of financial institutions to manage financial risks and provide suitable products and services to customers. Most are good at this and recognise that balancing broad stakeholder interests is important to remain sustainable and for our financial system to function properly.

These measures, covering tax rebates, rent reductions, financial subsidies, job market stabilization, promoting business operation resumption, and stabilizing foreign-funded companies' development

China will adopt fiscal and monetary policies prioritizing job creation, as part of efforts to maintain the overall stability of economic performance