Why Aussies are being urged to get cash out next week
Aussies are being urged to support cash use by withdrawing money from their nearest ATM next Tuesday, as…
BOJ survey shows flat loan demand, highlighting fragile Japan growth and cautious outlook
BOJ survey shows flat loan demand and stable credit conditions, pointing to weak domestic momentum and supporting a…
NZ CPI holds at 3.1% as electricity and petrol drive inflation above RBNZ target band
NZ CPI held at 3.1% y/y in Q1, above target, with electricity and petrol driving gains. Quarterly inflation…
Quarter of a million people could lose their jobs by 2027 as UK ‘flirts with recession’
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Labor must means test the NDIS to help reel in the ballooning scheme, AMP’s chief economist Shane Oliver demands
Labor must means test the NDIS, a leading economist has demanded as the government looks to rein in…
UAE officials warned they may be forced to use yuan or other currencies if they run low on dollars
The United Arab Emirates apparently dropped a hint the dollar’s dominance isn’t assured in the global oil trade…
Russians Trade Down to Cheaper Food as Incomes Come Under Pressure
Russian consumers are increasingly switching to cheaper food products as real incomes come under pressure and households look…
Kenya banks face high bad loans despite rate cuts and economic recovery
Figures from the Central Bank of Kenya show that non-performing loans stood at about 15.6% in March 2026.…
UK Inflation Set to Jump to 3.3% as Iran War Hits Petrol, Airfares, and Rent
Inflation is expected to jump to 3.3 per cent as the first effects of the war in Iran…
In charts: Australia’s relationship with cash over the past two decades
Before the global financial crisis, the ubiquity of internet banking and the advent of contactless payments — cash…
Fresh food prices in Thailand surge as cost pressures spread wider
Follow our live coverage here. BANGKOK – Rising global energy costs are beginning to ripple through Thailand’s economy,…
Federal Budget 2026: Jim Chalmers set to slash NDIS as economy reels from Middle East chaos
Australia’s economy is being held hostage to “decisions taken in Washington and Tehran”, Jim Chalmers has lamented as…