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Cenbank extends usance term for capital machinery imports

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Top Dividend Stocks To Watch In December 2024

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Explainer: What's next in France's political and budget crises?

France's minority government is in a precarious position, with the far-right National Rally party promising to force the collapse of Prime Minister Michel Barnier's cabinet unless it yields to its demands on next year's budget.

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The Closing: Dayssi Kanavos

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I'm in my 50s and am planning for early retirement abroad - how do I reduce my taxes on the $9 million in my retirement accounts?

F.I.R.E. strategy followers without a tax plan can face early withdrawal penalties, and tax issues that can be exacerbated if they become expats.

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Business Council of Australia declares South Australia the winner for 2024

South Australia beats out every other state and territory as the best place in the country for business, the Business Council of Australia says.

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Finance in the Age of AI: BFSI CFOs explore operational excellence, enhanced security and future readiness

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Maxed out? Try these five Stealth Elf moves to take control of your credit card debt

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FTSE 100 LIVE: Stocks lower as UK house prices grow at fastest annual pace for two years

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FinBox launches Industry's first Account Aggregation based data platform

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Active fund managers hiked exposure to these sub-sectors. Are you invested in any of these?

Active fund managers have either increased their exposure to or taken fresh positions in equities in these sub-sectors.

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Brian Anderson, driver of Akron polymer cluster, takes a break

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Four out of Canada's six largest banks are expected to show a rise in earnings for the fourth quarter as Bay Street turns its focus to the lenders' forecasts for the new year amid interest rate cuts,

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How to get a PAN card digitally on your email? A step-by-step guide

A nominal fee is required for a physical PAN card. It is important to note that existing PAN cards will remain valid even without the QR code

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SBI to Open 500 New Branches in FY25 | Latest News

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PM explores airport management partnership with Egyptian-French consortium

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Need stocks to trade today? Zee Business analysts Kushal Gupta and Ashish Chaturvedi have shared their views on more than a dozen stocks in focus in the first trading session of December.

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ASB cuts fixed mortgage rates, and term deposit rates, signaling a final December push for precious housing sale transactions

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Cenbank extends usance term for capital machinery imports

The central bank has also ordered an extension of loan tenures for institutions with existing medium and short-term agreements to import capital machinery while prohibiting any increase in interest ra

The Bangladesh Bank has extended the repayment period for foreign exchange loans used for importing capital machinery from 18 months to 36 months, as announced in a circular on March 27, 2023. This decision aims to ease the financial burden on importers amidst global economic challenges, including the Russia-Ukraine war and the ongoing effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. The extension applies to both new and existing loans, with the condition that the machinery must be imported within the original 18-month period. This move is part of broader efforts to support industrial growth and economic stability by providing more flexible financing options.

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