2018-02-26
Portuguese Deputy Finance Minister Ricardo Mourinho Félix says the government still intends to issue debt denominated in yuan – an idea floated last year, Dinheiro Vivo reports.
2018-02-23
Almost 100 medical students at the University of Coimbra in Portugal are taking an introductory class in Chinese traditional medicine class put on by the Confucius Institute, Ponto Final reports.
2018-02-23
Portuguese government debt was the equivalent of 126.2 percent of gross domestic product last year, exactly as envisaged in the budget for that year, Xinhua reports.
2018-02-23
Angola is negotiating to borrow nearly 1.56 trillion kwanzas (US$7.39 billion) from other countries this year, over half of it from China, Lusa reports.
2018-02-22
The Portuguese-Chinese dictionary compiled by Portuguese publisher Porto Editora, available previously only in print, is now accessible online, Xinhua reports.
2018-02-22
Official data indicate that annual revenue from tourism in Portugal grew to €15.15 billion (US$18.6 billion) last year, 19.5 percent more than the year before and the most ever – in large part because more freely-spending Chinese visited.
2018-02-22
The African Development Bank will give Mozambique US$28 million this week to spend on coping with drought and on making agriculture and industry more productive, Lusa reports.
2018-02-21
Portuguese Secretary of State for Tourism Ana Mendes Godinho says the number of Chinese tourists visiting Portugal rose to about 257,000 last year, 40 percent more than the year before, Diário de Notícias reports.
2018-02-21
The Brazilian central bank says its index of economic activity rose by 1.04 percent last year, having fallen in each of the preceding three years, Reuters reports.
2018-02-21
Macao businessman David Chow has formally applied for central bank permission to open a bank in Cabo Verde, A Nação reports.
2018-02-15
The official preliminary estimate is that the Portuguese economy grew by 2.7 percent last year, expanding at the fastest annual rate since 2000, Xinhua reports.
2018-02-15
The Angolan legislature has passed the budget bill for this year, which provides for government spending of 9.6 trillion kwanza (US$45.69 billion) and assumes that the economy will grow by 4.9 percent, Reuters reports.
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