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  3. ECONOMIC AFFAIRS (Page 133)

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Petroleum prices unchanged as PM prioritises ‘relief for consumers’ over revenue

The measure was taken with the "view to provide maximum relief to the consumers" despite the loss in revenue due to globally rising petroleum prices.

  • Published: June 1, 20227:24 am
  • Author Tahir Sherani
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Foot-and-mouth disease could cost Indonesia up to $1.37 billion a year

Ira Firgorita, the Agriculture Ministry’s animal health director, said that Australia and Malaysia had temporarily stopped livestock imports from Indonesia, without specifying…

  • Published: May 31, 20229:16 am
  • Author Ann Asianews Network
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Electricity usage in Shanghai rebounds as city recovers from Covid-19 outbreak

State Grid data showed electricity consumption in the first three weeks of May had reached over 78 percent of the level of the same period last year, growing at an average weekly…

  • Published: May 30, 20225:59 am
  • Author Cao Chen
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Indonesia’s Trade Ministry issues new distribution rule for bulk cooking oil

The regulations came in conjunction with the government’s lifting the ban on palm oil exports after it had been in place for three weeks.

  • Published: May 30, 20225:51 am
  • Author Ann Asianews Network
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Japanese government to help 1 million people develop skills, find jobs

To promote labor mobility in growth fields, the government will offer workers re-learning opportunities and help with finding new jobs based on a package of measures worth ¥400…

  • Published: May 30, 20225:48 am
  • Author The Yomiuri Shimbun
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Indonesia raises US$3.25 billion in its biggest global sukuk sale

The 5-year notes carry a coupon of 4.40%, while the 10-year notes have a 4.70% coupon, below the sovereign's initial price guidance, it said in a statement by the finance ministry.

  • Published: May 27, 20222:49 pm
  • Author Ann Asianews Network
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Pakistan raises prices of petroleum products by Rs30 per litre

Finance Minister Miftah Ismail said the country could have gone in the "wrong direction" if the steps were not taken.

  • Published: May 27, 20227:00 am
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Philippines to sink 250 billion pesos deeper in debt in last days of Duterte presidency

Of the Philippines’ record-high debt pile of P12.68 trillion as of end-March, 69.9 percent of total, or P8.87-trillion, were domestic obligations.

  • Published: May 27, 20226:17 am
  • Author Ben O. de Vera
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New, higher taxes pitched to incoming Marcos Jr. admin to repay Duterte’s Covid-19 debts

As of the first quarter of 2022, the debt-to-gross domestic product ratio stood at 63.5 percent, the highest since 2005.

  • Published: May 26, 202210:32 am
  • Author Ben O. de Vera
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Japanese government to step up discussions on defense budget increase

Japan’s defense budget for the current fiscal year stands at ¥5.4 trillion, or 0.96% of gross domestic product, which is about half of the 2% target that NATO member countries…

  • Published: May 26, 20229:29 am
  • Author The Yomiuri Shimbun

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