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Kuwait’s strong economic performance, supported by substantial oil reserves and effective fiscal policies, has helped maintain a high exchange rate for its currency. In contrast to nations facing ...

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According to Forbes, the Kuwaiti dinar is the most valuable currency in the world, performing better than the US dollar, British pound, and euro. The Kuwaiti dinar (KWD) is the national currency of ...

KUWAIT, Nov 6 (Reuters) - State oil giant Kuwait Petroleum Corporation sees a near 14.1 billion Kuwaiti dinar ($45.7 billion) shortfall in the funds it has available to meet its five-year spending ...

State-owned Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) has awarded multiple oil and gas contracts worth 985 million Kuwaiti dinars ($3.25 billion) this year on the back of improved market fundamentals. A total of 91 ...

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KUWAIT, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Kuwait's government owes 2.35 billion dinars ($7.78 billion) in late payments to public entities, according to the finance ministry, in a sign of a deepening cash crunch the ...

KUWAIT - Kuwait Petroleum Corporation said on Tuesday it had signed an agreement for a 1.5 billion dinar ($4.89 billion) syndicated loan led by the National Bank of Kuwait and Kuwait Finance House.

State-owned Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) has a 14.1 billion dinars ($45.7 billion) shortfall in funds available to meet its five-year spending plan, and will need to borrow and sell assets to ...