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Who Is Maysaa Sabrine, First Woman To Head Central Bank Of Syria
Maysaa Sabrine has been appointed as the governor of the Syrian Central Bank. She is the first woman to hold the position in its more than 70-year history. She replaced Mohammed Issam Hazime, who served in the governor's position since 2021.
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Maysaa Sabrine Becomes First Woman To Head Syria's Central Bank
Maysaa Sabrine, a former deputy governor of the Syrian central bank, has been named as its first female governor, marking a significant moment in its 70-year-old history.
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Rupee rises to 62.92 per dollar, on track for 6th straight gain
The rupee's sharp recovery has been aided by the easing of geopolitical concerns, with an attack on Syria appearing less imminent, and the announcement of a series of steps to attract inflows by the new central bank Governor, Raghuram Rajan.
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Brent slips below $104 on global economic concerns
Brent slipped below $104 per barrel as investors remained worried about fuel demand after a series of weak.
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US earnings optimism lifts European stocks, but Europe worries linger
US stock index futures pointed to corporate gains continuing, but worries over Spain's borrowing costs persist.
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Who Is Maysaa Sabrine, First Woman To Head Central Bank Of Syria
Maysaa Sabrine has been appointed as the governor of the Syrian Central Bank. She is the first woman to hold the position in its more than 70-year history. She replaced Mohammed Issam Hazime, who served in the governor's position since 2021.
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Maysaa Sabrine Becomes First Woman To Head Syria's Central Bank
Maysaa Sabrine, a former deputy governor of the Syrian central bank, has been named as its first female governor, marking a significant moment in its 70-year-old history.
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Rupee rises to 62.92 per dollar, on track for 6th straight gain
The rupee's sharp recovery has been aided by the easing of geopolitical concerns, with an attack on Syria appearing less imminent, and the announcement of a series of steps to attract inflows by the new central bank Governor, Raghuram Rajan.
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Brent slips below $104 on global economic concerns
Brent slipped below $104 per barrel as investors remained worried about fuel demand after a series of weak.
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US earnings optimism lifts European stocks, but Europe worries linger
US stock index futures pointed to corporate gains continuing, but worries over Spain's borrowing costs persist.
