Crise au Moyen-Orient
South Korea's industrial output, retail sales and facility investment rise in March
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South Korea's industrial output, retail sales and facility investment all rose from a month earlier in March, official data showed on April 30. It marked the first time since September that all three indicators posted on-month growth. A ministry official said the Middle East crisis has not yet impacted the economy.
Premier Li Qiang convened a State Council study session on Monday, urging a 'bottom-line mentality' to secure energy supplies. The meeting, attended by Vice-Premier Ding Xuexiang and other deputies, focused on coordinating energy security and sector transformation. Li highlighted vigilance amid international upheavals and China's growing energy demand.
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L'Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) demande 12 milliards de pesos supplémentaires au ministère du Budget et de la Gestion pour aider au rapatriement et à la réintégration des travailleurs philippins à l'étranger touchés par la crise au Moyen-Orient. L'administratrice de l'OWWA, Patricia Yvonne Caunan, a déclaré que 55 % du budget alloué à l'agence cette année a déjà été dépensé. À ce vendredi, 6 706 Philippins ont été rapatriés.
Bank of Korea Deputy Governor Yoo Sang-dai stated that uncertainty over the US Federal Reserve's rate path has deepened following the latest FOMC decision to hold benchmark rates at 3.5-3.75% for a second consecutive meeting, amid persistent Middle East instability. The BOK will monitor risks closely and act if needed to stabilize markets.