War in Iran - a gift to the Kremlin: "Financial Times" revealed the numbers
The article reports substantial unexpected revenue for Russia from oil export taxes due to disruptions in shipping through the strategic Strait of Hormuz, amidst rising global oil prices.
Africa: Gcr Affirms African Export-Import Bank's International Scale Ratings of A and A2
GCR Ratings has affirmed the African Export-Import Bank's international scale issuer ratings of A and A2 with a stable outlook, highlighting the Bank's strong financial standing and recent membership expansion.
Currency Truce: The Official Dollar Falls Again and Consolidates Below $1400
The official dollar continues to decline, settling below $1400 amid economic factors such as increased export currency liquidation and a weaker global dollar.
Boost to British Steel as Turkey places high-speed rail order
British Steel has won a significant contract to supply rail for a high-speed railway in Turkey, amidst ongoing concerns regarding the future of its operations in the UK.
Copelouzos’ Thrace FSRU under the “microscope” of the American DFC and EXIM
The American Development Finance Corporation (DFC) and Export-Import Bank (EXIM) are exploring financial support for the Copelouzos Group's FSRU project in Greece, which aims to enhance the country's liquefied natural gas capabilities.
Sugar council, NEXIM Bank strike multi-billion sugar deal
The National Sugar Development Council and the Nigerian Export-Import Bank have established a strategic partnership to finance significant sugar projects in Nigeria.
FM: Forecasts Indicate Continued Export Growth
Latvia's export dynamics are expected to remain relatively stable into early 2026 despite price fluctuations and global trade risks, according to the Ministry of Finance.
Company News Filter: The Government Wants Back Money from the Slayády, but Seller Laca Likely Won't Lose Anything
The Slovak government is struggling with public finance consolidation while failing to effectively cut deficits and lower tax revenue, despite a paradoxical rise in domestic arms exports.