Zambia accepts mining taxes in yuan
The Zambian authorities are the first in Africa to confirm they are accepting mining-tax payments in renminbi, Bloomberg reported.
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Ethiopia agrees to restructure $1B bond with international investors
Ethiopia’s finance ministry said the details have been communicated to the International Monetary Fund.
Bahrain tries to fix fiscal budget woes amid mounting debt
The government plans to slash administrative costs, impose a tax on local companies’ profits, and charge a levy on undeveloped land.
Saudi unemployment rate hits highest in a year
The figures could be a sign that spending cuts by the government and Public Investment Fund companies are hitting the job market.
Chevron, Exxon shares surge after Maduro capture
Venezuela controls the world’s biggest known oil reserves.
Americans predict economic difficulty in 2026, poll finds
However, most believe the stock market will rise.
Economists expect AI to boost US productivity
The US will maintain or grow its lead in productivity over the rest of the world because of AI, economists predicted.
Corporations Invested In Lawsuits Before Venezuela Invasion
Trump’s removal of President Nicolás Maduro could tilt international court proceedings and provide a windfall to corporate plaintiffs.
Fracking Industry Executives Are Salivating Over the AI Data Center Boom
Data centers are driving a surge in the construction of power generation facilities involving fracked gas.
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