Tag: European Central Bank

  Will we now see a proper pandemic recovery?

  By Brigitte Granville

Economic Outlook

The world economy is beset by all sorts of woes. Several countries have been trying all sorts of remedies to increase their economic performance to levels prevailing before

The Annual Report of the Bank of Mauritius (BoM) for the year ended 30 June 2015 is cautiously reassuring about the state of health of our banking system.

Further increases in USD interest rates would accentuate outflows of USD funds, local currency depreciation and higher costs of domestic borrowing

The US Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC) decided on Thursday 17th September to keep on hold the key US interest rate of the Federal Reserve Bank of the

Greece and the Euro zone

This is certainly not a very proud moment in our country. Lessons have to be learnt and the required corrective measures have to be urgently taken to set

One would hope that Europe regained its composure since our economic interests are also at play in what is going on in Europe. The less they dither over

It is perfectly reasonable for a government to endeavour to consolidate its relationship with the winning coalition of voters who supported it by demonstrating that they have no

Strong and respected public institutions are an asset for a country. They are independent, decisive and know what they should be doing to set the balance right The

Countries like Mauritius would be able to get back to business again if our principal markets, which are affected by what goes on in Europe and America, picked

By Murli Dhar

 Against the backdrop of world economic distress