S&P warns: 84 percent of Suriname’s public debt is in foreign currency
S&P warns that 84 percent of Suriname's public debt is in foreign currency, meaning exchange-rate fluctuations could significantly affect the ...
S&P warns that 84 percent of Suriname's public debt is in foreign currency, meaning exchange-rate fluctuations could significantly affect the ...
S&P raises Suriname’s credit rating to B- thanks to growth in the gold and oil industries, but warns of risks ...
Approximately 20,000 Telesur customers experienced disruptions due to damage to a fibre-optic cable during excavation work on Indira Gandhiweg, leading ...
Financial sector representatives raised concerns over administrative burdens and licensing procedures in new Surinamese draft laws aimed at strengthening supervision ...
Minister Noersalim emphasises the importance of regional cooperation in Caribbean beekeeping to stimulate economic growth and jointly address climate challenges. ...
Suriname and Colombia are strengthening their trade relations with the establishment of the Suriname Colombia Chamber, aimed at increasing export ...
President Simons is maintaining the fuel subsidy despite a monthly loss of approximately SRD 350 million to the state treasury, ...
The Centrale Bank van Suriname was nearly SRD 5 billion short of its monetary target at the end of June ...
SLM is temporarily halting salary increases and restricting business travel to cut costs and strengthen the airline's financial independence.
VHP parliamentarian Krishna Mathoera warns that, without far-reaching reforms, oil revenues will mainly disappear into consumption, leaving Suriname without structural ...
