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Trade news — September 7, 2026

Publications tagged with Trade published on September 7, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  1. BusinessTradeEquities

    National Bank Launches UVA Credits for Car Purchases

    The National Bank has introduced a new UVA credit line for purchasing 0km and used cars up to 10 years old. The financing covers up to 100% of the vehicle's value, with a maximum amount of $100 million per user. The new line offers two options: a fixed-rate peso modality and an inflation-adjusted UVA modality. The UVA option provides a lower initial installment but may see subsequent installments vary based on inflation. Both options do not require collateral and can be managed online with just a DNI. The bank offers a cap on installment increases tied to the Salary Variation Coefficient (CVS) for an additional annual premium.
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  2. WorldMiddle EastTradeCorp Gov

    RBI Absorbs Rs 6 Lakh Crore Liquidity Amid Record Surplus

    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) absorbed over Rs 6 lakh crore of excess funds from the banking system in two auctions, following a record liquidity surplus of Rs 10.73 lakh crore driven by robust inflows into dollar deposits. The central bank used Variable Reserve Repo Rate (VRRR) auctions to manage the liquidity, with market participants suggesting additional tools may be needed. The surge in liquidity is primarily due to the special FCNR(B) deposit scheme, which raised over $126 billion by end-August.
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  3. BusinessBudgetTaxTrade

    Budget 2027 to Focus on M40 and Low-Income Households

    The upcoming Budget 2027 in Malaysia, to be tabled on October 9, will prioritize addressing socio-economic issues, particularly the well-being of the middle-income group (M40) and low-income households. These groups are facing significant economic pressure due to rising living costs. Existing cash aid schemes like STR and SARA will be strengthened, and the government is considering improvements and new financial support measures. The budget aims to ensure political and economic stability for policy implementation.
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  4. BusinessBudgetTradeLogistics

    Aeroflot Demands State Support for Re-Engineering SSJ 100

    Aeroflot CEO Sergey Alexandrovsky has stated that replacing foreign engines with Russian ones on SSJ 100 aircraft is feasible only with state financial support. The estimated cost per aircraft is around 2 billion rubles. Without subsidies, Aeroflot predicts the withdrawal of SSJ 100 from Russian airlines' fleets. The company plans to redistribute flight hours and introduce new MC-21 aircraft to compensate for lost carrying capacity.
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