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Today’s BRICS+ Numbers

Juliet Newell
Last updated: July 25, 2024 8:30 am
By Juliet Newell
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2 million metric ton adjustment downward in StoneX SNEX.O’s projection for Brazil’s Centre-South sugar output to 40.5 million tons.

528 million Hindi speakers in India topping the list of the most widely spoken language in the country.

13 Japanese citizens banned in Russia, most of whom are executives of leading companies including Toyota Motor Corp, limiting the companies’ business activities in Russia.

$100 billion investment by Saudi Arabia in shale gas production on the cards, in a bid to become the world’s third largest natural gas producer by 2030.

4% GDP growth in Egypt predicted for the fiscal year ahead, adjusted downward from the initial 4.35% forecast made in April – according to the Reuters median forecast poll of 17 economists.

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