مدي 1 تي في : النشرة الاقتصادية - 21/10/2024
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00:00Welcome to Al-Akhbar Al-Eqtisadiyya, let's start with the renewal of the fiscal year 2025
00:15after the Minister of Finance presented the fiscal year 2021
00:20in a joint meeting between the two houses of parliament
00:24and the government council and the end of the ministerial council's work on Friday
00:29it became possible to look at all the documents and texts
00:33including the reports and reminders on the official website of the Ministry of Finance
00:38and one of the most prominent renewals that the project introduced
00:41are new amendments to the tax reform on income
00:44through the restructuring of the tax rate by raising the minimum amount of tax
00:50from 30,000 to 40,000 dirhams
00:54as well as the adjustment of the remaining low amounts for the rising table prices
00:58and the reduction of the highest price for the tax rate from 38% to 37%
01:04for an increase of 180,000 dirhams
01:07on the other hand, the most important issues were the strengthening of the general tax budget
01:11especially in terms of domestic taxes on consumption
01:14and in this context, the official transition to an internal tax rate
01:19that includes not only manufactured products but also electronic cigarettes and nicotine substitutes
01:25on the other hand, the new budget is based on the continuation of strengthening the social state
01:30through the completion of the effective lowering of the social protection fund
01:34and the social support for families and the health system and strengthening the working class
01:41the Spanish fruit imports from Morocco increased by about 80.2%
01:47compared to the same month from the previous year
01:50according to the data of the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Trade
01:54in total, these imports increased by 780,000 tons
01:58compared to 153,187 tons in 2023
02:04with a value of 2.7 million euros in the previous year
02:08with an increase of 60.4%
02:11compared to 1.7 million euros in 2023
02:18Today, the fall meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the International Bank begin
02:23which continues until October 26
02:27and coincides with the agreement of the conflict in the Middle East
02:30and the continuation of the Russian-Ukrainian war
02:33and the weakening of demands in the second world economy, China
02:37as it comes two weeks before the US elections
02:41The International Monetary Fund pointed out a series of studies and expectations
02:46about the global economy in the coming days
02:49on the progress of the summits
02:51as the fund will issue its report tomorrow
02:53on the horizons of the global economy
02:55and it is expected to include the report of the World Economic Forum
02:58which will be held on October 26
03:00and the report of the World Economic Forum
03:02which will be held on October 26
03:04and the report of the World Economic Forum
03:06which will be held on October 26
03:08The report of the International Monetary Fund
03:11warns of an increase in the level of the debt
03:14which is estimated to reach 100 trillion dollars this year
03:17in payment for China's debts and the United States
03:20Another report is expected to be issued
03:22on the horizons of the regional economy
03:24in the Middle East and North Africa on Thursday
03:31The chief economist at the International Trade Organization, Ralph Ossa, said
03:35that geopolitical tensions, especially those in the Middle East
03:39are still a major threat to global trade
03:43He confirmed in a statement to the Chinese news agency
03:46that rising tensions in the Middle East
03:48may lead to a shortage of supplies
03:50and an increase in oil prices
03:52which is likely to have a negative impact
03:54on all economic activity
03:56as well as on international trade
03:58Brent fell by more than 7%
04:00during the past week
04:02while Texas fell by 8%
04:04which is the biggest weekly drop
04:06since the 2nd of September
04:11China's interest rates have fallen
04:13as expected
04:15after the Central Bank
04:17announced at the end of September
04:19a series of measures
04:21to revive economic growth
04:23The interest rates of loans
04:25have been reduced for one year
04:27which indicates commercial loans
04:29Most of the loans directed to families
04:31have been reduced by 25%
04:33to 3.10%
04:35The interest rates of loans
04:37for 5 years have been reduced
04:39which indicates real estate
04:41to 3.60%
04:43The interest rates
04:45of loans
04:47have been reduced
04:49by a large group of Chinese banks
04:51after the Central Bank
04:53announced last month
04:55measures to encourage families
04:57and companies to borrow
05:01French Finance Minister Antoine Armand
05:03announced yesterday
05:05that the French government
05:07will get a share of Opel's assets
05:09owned by the French pharmaceutical company
05:11Sanofi
05:13through the French General Investment Bank
05:15This is confirmed
05:17by a report by Le Figaro
05:19about the sale of 51% of Sanofi's shares
05:21from Opel
05:23which is a drug dealer
05:25which does not require a medical prescription
05:27to the American company
05:29This is confirmed
05:31by a report by Le Figaro
05:33about the sale of 51% of Sanofi's shares
05:35from Opel
05:37which is a drug dealer
05:39which does not require a medical prescription
05:41to the American company
05:43This is confirmed
05:45by a report by Le Figaro
05:47about the sale of 51% of Sanofi's shares
05:49from Opel
05:51which is a drug dealer
05:53which does not require a medical prescription
05:55to the American company
05:57This is confirmed
05:59by a report by Le Figaro
06:01about the sale of 51% of Sanofi's shares
06:03from Opel
06:05which does not require a medical prescription
06:07to the American company
06:09This is confirmed
06:11by a report by Le Figaro
06:13about the sale of 51% of Sanofi's shares
06:15from Opel
06:17which does not require a medical prescription
06:19to the American company
06:21This is confirmed
06:23by a report by Le Figaro