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India exports contract 20.2% in May

India exports contract 20.2% in May

India's farm economy could contract this fiscal year for the first time in over a decade because of drought.

Asia-Pacific to become wealthiest region

Asia-Pacific to become wealthiest region

The Asia-Pacific area is expected to beat North America as the wealthiest region in the world in a few years.

IMF team in China to assess reserve-currency status for yuan

IMF team in China to assess reserve-currency status for yuan

IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde has said earlier that the real question is ‘when’ not ‘if’ the yuan qualifies.

Greek gov’t holds emergency meetings

Greek gov’t holds emergency meetings

France's Hollande urged Tsipras to return to the talks as Europe braced for the possibility Greece could exit the eurozone.

‘If BRICS interests protected, NDB could cooperate with World Bank’

‘If BRICS interests protected, NDB could cooperate with World Bank’

A newly appointed BRICS Bank official has toned down the reportedly anti-west rhetoric around the bloc’s new financial instruments.

China PLA squad heads to Belarus for joint drills

China PLA squad heads to Belarus for joint drills

Belarus is a dialogue partner of the SCO, a China-Russia-led security bloc.

New Zealand to invest over $87 mn in China-led Bank

New Zealand to invest over $87 mn in China-led Bank

The new lender is seen by the US as posing a challenge to the establishments controlled by Washington, such as the World Bank.

BP, Rosneft set to announce new deal at Russian economic summit

BP, Rosneft set to announce new deal at Russian economic summit

British Petroleum and Russian energy giant Rosneft are inching towards a $800 million deal, a Reuters report said.

Has Sudan’s Bashir left South Africa?

Has Sudan’s Bashir left South Africa?

What the South African government does now will reverberate on the continent for years.

Bashir-ICC impasse: South Africa must err on side of caution

Bashir-ICC impasse: South Africa must err on side of caution

By arresting a visiting head of state, South Africa could be accused in the continent of having known and staged an entrapment, writes Mbindwane.