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Kazakhstan plans to ban exports of non-ferrous metals

Kazakhstan plans to introduce a ban on the export of non-ferrous metals by all types of transport for a period until 31 December 2025,...

ASA Group acquired Zito Backa flour mill in Serbia

Bosnian investment group ASA Group has announced the completion of the acquisition of Zito Backa flour mill in Kula, Serbia. This is stated in...

Brazil’s Finance Ministry raised its GDP growth forecast for 2025

Brazil's Finance Ministry has raised its GDP growth forecast for 2025, but expects a slowdown in the pace of economic recovery as a result...

Experts predict coffee prices to rise by up to 40%

Experts forecast coffee prices to rise by up to 40 per cent in 2025. The main reasons are drought in Brazil and abnormal rains...

Italy is interested in investing in Ukraine and is ready to invest resources without delay

Italy is interested in investing in Ukraine and is ready to invest resources without delay, sign agreements, and provide financial guarantee instruments for companies...

Ukrainian pig iron exports up 45% in 5 months

Ukraine increased exports of processed pig iron in physical terms by 45.2% year-on-year in January-May this year to 736,418,000 tonnes from 507,106,000 tonnes. According to...

Sainsbury’s sales up 4.9 per cent in Q1

Britain's J Sainsbury Plc, owner of one of the country's largest supermarket chains, increased sales excluding fuel and VAT by 4.9% year-on-year to 8.922...

Covestro to buy Switzerland’s Pontacol to strengthen film business

German chemical Covestro has signed an agreement with LAS Holding AG to buy Swiss manufacturer of multilayer adhesive films Pontacol. The amount of the deal...

Wolfspeed shares surged 80 per cent after the Chapter 11 announcement

US chip component manufacturer Wolfspeed has filed for bankruptcy under Chapter 11 of the US Bankruptcy Code, according to its press release. The bankruptcy procedure...

New World refinanced $11bn of debt

Chinese property developer New World Development has agreed to refinance HK$88.2bn ($11.24bn) of debt, the company said in a statement. Specifically, the developer partially refinanced...

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