EEconomy Read More Japan debt at record 1,342 tril. yen, puts Takaichi fiscal policy in focusFebruary 10, 2026 TOKYO – Japan’s total debt rose to a record 1,342.17 trillion yen ($8.6 trillion) at the end of…
EEconomy Read More Africa holds US$29.5 trillion in minerals, but US$8.6 trillion remains undeveloped as poor infrastructure and fragmented demand block value creation.February 10, 2026 But the real story is the part that remains untouched. More than US$8.6 trillion in African mineral deposits…
EEconomy Read More Economic losses from global natural disasters fall to 10-year low: $260 billionFebruary 10, 2026 Global economic losses from natural disasters fell to around $260 billion in 2025 – the lowest level in…
EEconomy Read More Euro zone inflation to take hit from tariffs but rate cuts could offset, ECB economists findFebruary 10, 2026 FRANKFURT, Feb 10 (Reuters) – U.S. tariffs are weighing on euro zone growth and inflation but the most…
EEconomy Read More Africa’s 10 most expensive countries to live in in 2026February 10, 2026 Island economies reliant on imports, countries with weak local purchasing power, and urban centres facing rising food and…
EEconomy Read More French finance minister urges caution as Paris agency proposes 30% China tariffFebruary 10, 2026 A growing debate in France over raising tariffs on China heated up on Monday, with a senior minister…
EEconomy Read More Labor and Reserve Bank of Australia blamed by voters in Sky News pulse as anger over interest rates growsFebruary 10, 2026 Voters have blamed the Albanese government for rising interest rates amid concerns about fiscal policy fuelling inflation. The…
EEconomy Read More China’s Fixed-Asset Investment in Singapore Jumps More Than EightfoldFebruary 10, 2026 Fixed-asset investment in Singapore from Chinese companies surged more than eightfold in 2025, vaulting China into the position…
EEconomy Read More Weak Australian consumer sentiment backs March RBA pause, Westpac still sees May hikeFebruary 10, 2026 Australian consumer confidence slumped again in February, strengthening the case for an RBA pause in March, though analysts…
EEconomy Read More Australia business activity cools slightly as cost pressures easeFebruary 10, 2026 Australian business activity cooled slightly in January, but easing cost pressures offered fresh encouragement on the inflation outlook.…
EEconomy Read More Garment exports to EU fall 4% in seven months amid tougher competitionFebruary 10, 2026 Exports to the EU’s 27 member states declined by 3.98% between July and January compared with the same…
EEconomy Read More China’s car price war cost industry as much as $68bn in 3 yearsFebruary 10, 2026 Electric vehicles Report suggests Beijing’s curbs are working as automakers shift to subtle discounts BYD’s Qin L DM-i…