Investments by financial firms, pensions in overseas private debt funds near 56 trillion won.
Korean financial companies and pension funds’ investments in overseas private debt funds
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South African investors mobilize over $10million funding to back Australian miner Orion Minerals’ expansion.
The funding will support early engineering works and surface infrastructure at the
The IMF warned of possible damage to the EU economy due to the growth of public debt
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned the European Union (EU) that
Honda, Ford, and Toyota Raise Alarm on China’s Vehicle Production Potential: “We Will Not Survive”
Several automakers including Ford, Toyota, and Honda have warned against China’s vehicle
Mexico, EU Sign Stalled Trade Deal as they Aim to Diversify from US
Mexico and the European Union signed a long-stalled free trade agreement on
Africa’s top bauxite hub attracts $1 billion alumina plant from China’s largest state-owned producer.
The Beijing-based company said it will establish a new entity to develop
Despite growing calls for economic sovereignty, West Africa’s $67 billion reserves still heavily reliant on European banks, gold hubs
West Africa’s foreign reserves, valued at about $67 billion and managed by
Aliko Dangote’s $20 billion refinery helps power Nigeria to first credit rating upgrade in 14 years.
The $20 billion refinery, which has ramped up to near its 650,000
Oil near US$100 seen as base case over next 12 months on Iran war
Oil market participants are increasingly pricing crude to be capped near US$100
Japan’s stronger-than-expected exports support a June BoJ hike
Japan is displaying some resilience despite energy shocks. Its trade balance remained