implemented in some areas and business activities contributed to economic recovery. Private consumption contracted in consistent with low purchasing power and confidence. Meanwhile, the tourism sector
level. Investment of private sector remained in low level and made decision to postpone the investment because they had no confidence and the financial institutes paid attention on approval credit to the
government’s Diesel fuel price ceiling to alleviate burden of the consumers and business operators within the transportation sector during periods of crude oil upsides. However, as the end of the year approached
contraction as a result of sluggish export in the midst of global financial crisis, diminishing demand of domestic private sector, and lack of confidence in economic and political directions. All these factors
and international demand, which affected from the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The measures of the government sector to control the spread of the virus, therefore the limit of inbound and
, private sector representatives, practitioners and academics from the region and international institutions. In his opening remarks, Mr Prashant Saran, whole time member of SEBI, stressed the importance of
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, the tourism sector and a recovery in exports due to an improvement in the economies of our trading partners. As a result there has been an increase in the purchasing power of consumers in major cities
- carbon economy. It allows investors and governments to easily prioritize climate and green bonds with confidence that the funds are being used to deliver a low carbon economy. Certification is available
suite of sector specific eligibility Criteria. The parent standard covers the certification process and pre- and post-issuance requirements for all certified bonds, regardless of the nature of the capital