EEconomy Read More What are the main events for today?May 13, 2026 EUROPEAN SESSION In the European session, we don’t have much on the agenda other than a couple of…
EEconomy Read More ECB’s Muller: The ECB will need a fast resolution on Hormuz to hold in JuneMay 13, 2026 Eurozone hasn’t fallen into stagflationDon’t see reasons to talk about recession nowThe ECB will need a fast resolution…
EEconomy Read More VIDEO: House prices forecast to fall following property tax changes – Australian Broadcasting CorporationMay 13, 2026 VIDEO: House prices forecast to fall following property tax changes Australian Broadcasting CorporationWhy the auction market just weakened to…
EEconomy Read More Pauline Hanson blasts federal budget as ‘communist’ after Labor government breaks election promisesMay 13, 2026 Pauline Hanson has unloaded on Labor’s “horrible budget” in an extraordinary spray that drew parallels between the government’s…
EEconomy Read More Soaring inflation and plummeting economy test Iran in wartimeMay 13, 2026 TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran’s grip on the Strait of Hormuz is throttling the world’s energy supplies and…
EEconomy Read More OECD sees BOJ hiking rates to 2% by end-2027 as Japan exits deflation eraMay 13, 2026 The OECD projects the Bank of Japan will raise its policy rate to 2% by end-2027 from 0.75%…
EEconomy Read More ASX 200 LIVE: ASX ends down on banks; CBA erases $25b in biggest one-day fall on record after federal budgetMay 13, 2026 Australian shares fell for a fourth straight session on Wednesday after Commonwealth Bank suffered its biggest drop on…
EEconomy Read More The Kiwis moving to Australia unprepared and ending up in crisisMay 13, 2026 A community worker on Queensland’s Gold Coast says she has conversations “a couple of times every day” with…
EEconomy Read More Higher grocery bills loom for consumers as supermarket supplier costs surge, Barrenjoey consumer analyst Tom Kierath warnsMay 13, 2026 Consumers are facing significant price increases for grocery items after almost half of supermarket suppliers reported their operating…
EEconomy Read More Net permanent & long-term arrivals strong in MarchMay 13, 2026 The Albanese government continues to import people into Australia at a rapid pace, with 40,400 net permanent and…
EEconomy Read More Australian workers poorer as wages lag behind rising pricesMay 13, 2026 Australians are officially poorer with the latest wage price index failing to keep up with rising inflation. Fresh…
EEconomy Read More China’s $3 Trillion of Hidden Bad Debt Prolongs Economic PainMay 13, 2026 (Bloomberg) — By any measure, Tom Hu should be in default on a $730,000 bank loan for his…