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Global markets surge on news of US-China trade deal
US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping are expected to finalize the agreement when they meet in South Korea this week.
Global matcha craze sees Japan exports soar
Japanese exports of powdered green tea surged 75% last year compared to 2023.
Nigeria, Mozambique lead Africa’s pursuit of energy independence
The Dangote oil refinery in Nigeria said it aims to more than double its capacity, while work resumes on a major LNG facility in Mozambique.
Saudi set for 130 million tourists in 2025
The country's tourism industry is on track to meet 2030 goals of attracting 150 million visitors including domestic travelers.
African banks are aiming for DR Congo’s growth opportunity
Top institutions from Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, and South Africa are among those entering or expanding their presence in the resource-rich country.
Africa’s top bank has a fresh chance to bet on nuclear
The AfDB’s longheld rationale to avoid financing nuclear energy’s high costs is increasingly outdated.
US-Latam trade deals see progress
Brazil’s leader said US President Donald Trump 'guaranteed' that the countries would reach an agreement to lower Washington’s 50% tariffs.
Saudi’s FII matures from spectacle to reality
The kingdom’s flagship investment forum retains the glitz but is now more focused on the execution of economic transformation policies.
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