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The central bank (CB) took several measures in August in an effort to reverse the sharp decline of the lira against global benchmark currencies. Since November 2010, the lira has lost approximately one-quarter of its value, and slid 13.5% against the US dollar so far this year, as international investors have steadily removed their money from Turkish markets.

The launch of the Gautrain – South Africa’s new high-speed train service – may be grabbing headlines, but the $3.8bn project could soon be overshadowed by even larger developments aimed at upgrading and expanding the country’s less prestigious but vital freight network.

Abu Dhabi is looking to increase the role industry plays in its burgeoning economy, stepping up investments in leading manufacturing sectors with an eye to building export markets in the medium term and laying the foundation for a more advanced industrial base in the longer run.

As the number of Kuwaiti students leaving the country to continue their education continues to increase, a trend that looks set to continue, those students who choose to stay at home will likely be affected by a recent decision to boost enrolment at state-run Kuwait University (KU).

Ашигт малтмалын их хэмжээний баялаг нь Монгол улсын эдийн засгийг бүхэлд нь өөрчлөгдөхөд хүргэж уул уурхайн холбогдолтой гадаадын шууд хөрөнгө оруулалт(ГШХО) нь хүчтэй өсөлт хурдацтай шинэчлэлт рүү хөтөлж байна.Хэдий тийм боловч инфляцийг бууруулж, шудрага орчин бүрдүүлэн дэд бүтэцийг сайжруулах нь засгийн газрын хувьд гол асуудал хэвээр байна.

The construction sector in the Philippines appears to be cooling after a fast-paced 2010, with a slowing of state spending and concerns over the health of the global economy taking some of the heat out of what remains a growth industry.