India extends currency swap facility for Maldives
India has decided to extend the period of the currency swap facility provided to the Maldives, according to the foreign minister.
India has decided to extend the period of the currency swap facility provided to the Maldives, according to the foreign minister.
Oil prices in international markets have climbed to 110 dollars a barrel.
Local businesses and creative works are on display at an event aimed at international buyers and visitors.
Minister Saeed said 15 Chinese companies will take part in the International District, offering tools and technologies that can add value for Maldivian small businesses.
Government revenue has risen by three percent to 31.5 billion rufiyaa, according to figures reported by state media.
The Reserve Bank of India extends the repayment window on a USD 320 million swap facility to support foreign exchange reserves.
The central bank reports total reserve assets stood at USD 547 million as external debt repayments and import bills mount.
The Ministry of Economic Development expands the list of commercial sectors reserved exclusively for Maldivian entrepreneurs.
Finance Ministry fiscal data shows state spending expanded by 18 percent to MVR 35.8 billion, widening the deficit.
Finance Ministry data shows TGST receipts fell by MVR 126 million despite rising overall tourist arrival numbers.