04:46 PM @ 10/10/2023
Fertilizer makers jumped after Hamas’ surprise attack on Israel raised concerns over how the conflict could impact global supplies of nutrients used to grow crucial food crops.SEE MORE04:42 PM @ 10/10/2023
The IMF cuts its growth forecasts for China and the euro area, leaving its global growth forecast unchanged at 3.0 percent in 2023.SEE MORE04:19 PM @ 10/10/2023
Notwithstanding the constant supervision and direction of the National Assembly and the Government, the problem of delayed VAT refunds has not yet been improved.SEE MORE04:13 PM @ 10/10/2023
The Government’s debt repayment in 2023 is done as committed and within the approved estimate by competent authorities, as stated in the report on public debt status in 2023.SEE MORE03:30 PM @ 09/10/2023
The global fertilizer market witnessed unprecedented turmoil in 2022, largely due to Western sanctions against the Russian and Belarussian economies related to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. High prices have driven farmers to cut down the use of fertilizers, which threatens to hinder grain production in some countries. Prices recently have drifted downward, but there are signs that the storm has yet to pass, and new problems could be around the corner.SEE MORE
