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UK pledges billions for nuclear plant

The British Chancellor has announced billions in government backing for the controversial Hinkley Point nuclear station. The announcement came during a trip to China, during which he sought to court Asian investors. British finance minister George Osborne on Monday sought to win over foreign investors, as he pledged ÂŁ2 billion (2.75 billion euros, $3.11 billion) …

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Kenya Airways ‘may require $500 million bailout’

Kenya Airways, the East African nation’s national carrier, ran into severe head winds last week reporting a record loss. The finance minister now says the airline may need a half a billion dollar bailout. Kenya Airways said its pre-tax loss had grown from 4.86 billion Kenyan shillings ($48 million) to 29.71 billion shillings ($293 million) …

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UK begins selling shares in RBS

The British government has begun selling its shares in the bailed-out Royal Bank of Scotland, seven years after it acquired a majority stake in the embattled financial institute at the height of the financial crisis. The Treasury said Tuesday it had sold 630 million shares, representing 5.4 percent of the bank, for 2.1 billion pounds …

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Encouraging signs for Egypt’s economy

By Oxford Business Group After years of uncertainty and turbulence, Egypt’s economy is beginning to show some signs of recovery, with a marked rise in business confidence helping to strengthen indicators in both capital markets and the broader economy. Emerging signs of growth are welcome not only for investors, but also for the government, following …

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Egypt energy subsidy bill to rise by 10-12% next year: Minister

Reuters – Egypt’s Finance Minister said on Sunday spending on energy subsidies next year will be 10-12% above the EGP 130bn ($18.66bn) budgeted for the current fiscal year, unless immediate reforms are made. Successive governments have stressed the importance of reducing energy subsidies, which account for more than 20% of state spending, but none have …

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