BEIJING, March 31, 2023 Leju Holdings Limited (LEJU), a leading e-commerce and online media platform for real estate and home furnishing industries in China, today announced its unaudited financial results for the second half and full year ended December 31, 2022.
WALLDORF, Germany, March 31, 2023 SAP SE today announced that the SAP Supervisory Board has extended the contracts of Executive Board Members Julia White, Chief Marketing & Solutions Officer, and Scott Russell, who leads SAP's Customer Success organization, for three years until 2027.
Euro zone government bond yields edged up on Friday as receding concerns about the prospects of a global banking crisis offset the likelihood of persistent inflation in the euro zone.
The euro was set
for its best week since mid January on Friday ahead of inflation
data that will shape the ECB's interest rate plans, while
investor expectations U.S. rates are near peaking ...
Greek Defence Minister Nikos Panagiotopoulos will visit parts of neighbouring Turkey hit by a recent earthquake when he travels to meet his counterpart on April 4, amid longstanding rivalry between the two NATO countries. He is the second Greek minister to make an official visit after February's devastating quake killed tens of thousands in southern Turkey.
* This content was produced in Russia where the law restricts coverage of Russian military operations in Ukraine. The Russian rouble traded steady against the dollar on Friday but pulled back from a more than 11-month low against the euro, supported by relatively higher oil prices while buffeted by geopolitical headwinds over the conflict in Ukraine.
The Bank of Japan on Friday reduced the minimum size of its planned Japanese government bond purchases for all maturities over the next three months. The BOJ said it would offer to buy between 475 billion yen to 875 billion yen of 5-year to 10-year bonds, lowering the bottom end of the range from 575 billion yen in the previous three months.
Pakistan's finance minister, Ishaq Dar, said on Friday that China had rolled over a $2 billion loan that matured last week, providing relief during the South Asian nation's acute balance of payment crisis. Locking in a rollover had been critical for Pakistan, where reserves have dipped to just four weeks' worth of imports and talks over an IMF bailout tranche of $1.1 billion have hit a stalemate.
Global mergers and acquisitions activity shrank to its lowest level in more than a decade in the first quarter of 2023, as rising interest rates, high inflation and fears of a recession soured the appetite of companies for dealmaking.
Japan's government laid out a fresh plan on Friday to boost childcare over the coming three years to stem a relentless drop in the country's birth rate, a move that may lead to another big spending package and strain its already tattered finances. Under the plan, the government will take steps such as expansion of child allowances to be given without income limits.
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