AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCentral Bank Coordination: Nigeria’s finance ministry and the Central Bank signed an MoU to tighten fiscal-monetary policy coordination, covering cash management, debt issuance planning, liquidity forecasting, and exchange-rate stability. SME Digital Credit: Pakistan’s SECP approved Shaamilkar Tajir, a Shariah-compliant app offering up to Rs3m financing to small businesses, aiming to pull underserved firms into formal credit. Investor Protection: Abu Dhabi’s market regulator warned investors about unlicensed Qanat Al Amal Services and call centres. Consumer Relief: Georgia will deliver $694m in cash and debt relief under a settlement with Credit Acceptance over alleged subprime auto lending practices. Class Action Deadlines: Robbins LLP reminded FuelCell Energy investors about a Nov. 10 lead-plaintiff deadline, while other law-firm notices flagged upcoming securities deadlines. Cross-border Deals: Malaysia is considering extending a $100m currency swap for the Maldives, and South Korea and the U.S. pledged joint work on “strategic investment” projects in the U.S. Regional Investment Push: The Carpathian Eight unveiled 95 projects worth about €40bn to attract capital, with energy leading. Market Mood: Canada’s TSX edged lower as investors weighed rates and AI spending worries; U.S. stocks finished the week mixed after the Fed’s first hike in years.
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