News from November 2024


Sahelian leaders highlight importance of pastoralism for regional stability

Today, pastoralism is a key focus for the Sahel and West Africa, as highlighted by Mohamed Ould El-Ghazaouani, President of Mauritania; Mahamat Idriss Déby, President of Chad; and Ousmane Diagana, World Bank Vice-President for West and Central...


World Bank backs climate initiatives across East Asia-Pacific region

The East Asia and Pacific (EAP) region, known for its vulnerability to climate-related extreme weather events, plays a crucial role in global climate change efforts.


U.S trade deficit widens to $84 Billion in September amid rising imports

The U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis have reported an increase in the goods and services deficit for September 2024, reaching $84.4 billion.


Applications open for WIPO-WTO Colloquium on intellectual property

The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and the World Trade Organization (WTO) have announced that applications are now open for their annual colloquium, designed for intellectual property (IP) teachers and researchers.


Senegal urged to prioritize climate action for economic growth

A recent report by the World Bank Group emphasizes the economic and social advantages of climate action in Senegal, aligning with its Vision 2050 development plan.


Morgan Stanley's E*TRADE reveals monthly sector rotation study results

E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley has published its monthly sector rotation study, which analyzes the buying and selling behaviors of E*TRADE customers concerning stocks within the S&P 500 sectors.


UK retail sees modest recovery in October amid rising entertainment spend

Retail spending in the UK showed signs of recovery in October, with a 0.7% year-on-year increase, as reported by Barclays Consumer Spend.


Blackstone announces leadership changes at tactical opportunities division

Blackstone has announced a leadership transition within its Tactical Opportunities division.


Senegal faces hurdles in balancing growth with climate challenges

Climate change presents significant challenges to Senegal's development, according to a recent report.


DDG Hill addresses emerging challenges at China International Import Expo

The China International Import Expo (CIIE), running from November 5 to 10, features a prominent forum where Deputy Director-General Hill addressed the significance of trade in fostering economic, cultural, and social ties among nations.


Dominican farmer rebuilds after Hurricane Maria with support from resilience project

Helen Charles, a farmer from Dominica, has embarked on a journey of recovery and resilience after Hurricane Maria devastated her family farm in 2017.


WTO marks 30th anniversary with focus on China's contributions

The Hongqiao International Economic Forum recently highlighted the enduring significance of global trade, tracing its roots back to the ancient Silk Road.


Morgan Stanley opens new office in Mumbai enhancing workspace efficiency

Morgan Stanley has opened a new office in Mumbai, situated at Commerz III, International Business Park within Oberoi Garden City in Goregaon.


Binance announces kickoff of Binance Blockchain Week Dubai 2024 with CEO Teng

Binance has announced the commencement of Binance Blockchain Week, which features a welcome address by Richard Teng.


Binance announces new vice president of product

Binance has announced the appointment of Jeff Li as its new Vice President of Product.


Binance announces overview of day two at Blockchain Week Dubai 2024

Binance announced the successful conclusion of the second day of Blockchain Week 2024 on October 31, featuring prominent figures from the cryptocurrency industry.


Binance announces overview of day one at Blockchain Week Dubai 2024

Binance announced the commencement of Blockchain Week Dubai 2024 on October 30, featuring presentations and panels at the Coca-Cola Arena with significant attendance.


World Bank report highlights Guinea-Bissau's challenges amid natural wealth

Guinea-Bissau possesses significant natural resources, boasting the highest natural capital per capita in West Africa.


BusinessEurope urges EU action amid slow economic growth projections

Ahead of the Macroeconomic Dialogue with social partners and EU institutions, BusinessEurope has released its latest Economic Outlook.


Committee reviews new IT tools improving import licensing procedures

The Committee on Import Licensing Procedures, chaired by Tyesha Turner of Jamaica, has been working to improve transparency and simplify the notification process for import licensing.