Malaysia’s economy remains robust, well supported by E&E sector, domestic demand
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s economy is expected to remain robust, well supported by the continued strength in the electrical…
EU’s employment rate grew above 76% in 2025 – News articles
In 2025, 76.1% (197.7 million people) of the EU’s 20 to 64-year-olds were employed, the highest share recorded…
China’s top economic planner outlines policy priorities to boost economic resilience after nation secures solid Q1 growth
A press conference on promoting the high-quality economic and social development during the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-30)…
US are planning for an industrial hub in the Philippines. What does this mean?
MANILA – The US and the Philippines’ planned 1,620ha industrial hub to shore up supply chains for critical…
KiwiSaver financial hardship withdrawals spike in March amid fuel crisis, cost of living
It comes as the number of KiwiSaver hardship withdrawals has continued to climb in recent years, having outstripped…
Fears Iran war could send us back to 1970s; Israel-Lebanon ceasefire comes into effect – The Courier Mail
Fears Iran war could send us back to 1970s; Israel-Lebanon ceasefire comes into effect The Courier MailStagflation is a…
Africa’s richest country able to absorb up to $732 million in fuel relief costs, Citi says
The extension would cost the government between 10 billion rand ($609 million) and 12 billion rand, said Gina…
Aussie dollar hits 4-year high, here’s what it means for you – The West Australian
Aussie dollar hits 4-year high, here’s what it means for you The West AustralianAustralian dollar surges to four-year high…
BoE’s Breeden: Iran war raises risk that vulnerabilities could crystallise
In her speech, Sarah Breeden, the Bank of England’s Deputy Governor for Financial Stability, assesses the current state…
Fed’s Daly: Businesses cautiously optimistic
Absence of immigration really matters, as does investment in technologies Right now making up low labor force growth…
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Investors are due a brutal wake-up call as economic reality sets in
Investors are dangerously underestimating the lasting impact of the Middle East war, as markets rally on optimism over…