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Intervention, when appropriate, should be used as part of an integrated policy approach that incorporates other policy levers to mitigate risks

Reducing trade barriers, easing regulatory constraints, and upgrading infrastructure can mitigate challenges and help countries leverage new opportunities.

Saudi Arabia’s holdings in US treasuries increased for the eighth consecutive month in March, reaching $135.9 billion, a rise of 3.66 percent compared to the previous month.

The private credit market, in which specialized non-bank financial institutions such as investment funds lend to corporate borrowers, topped $2.1 trillion globally last year in assets and committed capital. About three-quarters of this was in the United States, where its market share is nearing that of syndicated loans and high-yield bonds.

In the dynamic landscape of hydrogen production, green hydrogen emerges as a beacon of sustainability, prompting a thorough exploration of its raw materials, production methods, costs, technological innovations, applications, challenges, infrastructure requirements, policies, international collaborations, utilization, and environmental impact. Dr. Abdul Manaff, Chairman of Green Powerhouse, leads the discourse into the realm of green hydrogen, …

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Economics is the science of thinking in terms of models joined to the art of choosing models which are relevant to the contemporary world.

In the evolving realm of hydrogen production, blue hydrogen stands out as a promising player, prompting an in-depth examination of its raw materials, production methods, costs, technological innovations, applications, challenges, infrastructure needs, policies, international collaborations, utilization, and environmental impact. Dr. Abdul Manaff, Chairman of Green Powerhouse, leads the exploration into the multifaceted realm of blue …

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Chile’s economy is at a crossroads. Strong policies have successfully brought down high inflation and reduced the large current account deficit that emerged during the pandemic. Increases in social benefits have provided some relief in response to discontent over inequality. However, investment and growth are still tepid and social gaps remain high.