Pakistan faces economic strain; oil surge drives inflation toward 11%
. Pakistan’s struggling economy is likely to remain under sustained pressure, with double-digit inflation expected to persist if…
Climate, quality and data to drive tourism growth, WTTC says
File photo. [AP] Climate adaptation, higher-quality experiences and stronger digital infrastructure will shape tourism growth over the next…
Dutch shop sales rise 2.9% in March despite Middle East war
Dutch shops posted higher sales in March than in the same month a year earlier, led by strong…
Aussie food consumers are about to get eaten by inflation
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Middle East states eye transport resilience with new logistics corridor to bypass Hormuz
Middle Eastern governments are dusting off decades-old proposals for overland oil and gas pipelines, and urgently drawing up…
Accès restreint – Le Monde
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Government set to pull back budget spending as delayed economic shock threatens jobs
in briefThe treasurer says the upcoming May budget will show “restraint” as the government manages global economic shocks.Economists…
Recession, 20% Stock Market Plunge Likely by Year-End: Gary Shilling
Gary Shilling thinks there’s almost nothing that can stop a US recession this year. Loading audio narration… The…
Newsquawk Week Ahead: US NFP, ISM Services PMI, RBA, Canadian jobs and OPEC+
Sun: OPEC+Mon: Holiday: UK May Bank Holiday, Holiday: Japan’s Greenery Day, Turkish Inflation (Apr), Global Manufacturing PMI (Apr),…
U.S.-Iran war is coming for your credit score, mortgage application
Pedestrians walk along Wall Street outside of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, US, on…
Australian households feeling the strain as groceries overtake rent, mortgage as most stressful bill
Australian households are feeling the strain of rising grocery bills, with the cost of everyday essentials climbing sharply…
In a time of big shocks, Australians want bigger answers
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