The chancellor’s impossible choice: economic necessity or political disaster? – podcast | Politics
John Harris speaks to the Guardian’s economics editor, Heather Stewart, about the unenviable choice facing Rachel Reeves. What…
Modest jobs growth isn’t enough to change the economic narrative — but enough to cast doubt
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What are the main events for today?
In the European session, we get a few low-tier releases like the construction PMIs and Eurozone retail sales.…
Bubble or boom? What to watch as risks grow amid record market rally
An estimated half a trillion dollars was wiped out from the financial markets this week, as some of…
‘Can’t afford this anymore’: Stringent price pressures to continue plaguing hospitality industry as inflation lifts
Australians already struggling to afford the occasional restaurant meal or night out have been warned prices are set…
Banks under pressure to review work-from-home cases
The bosses of Australia’s big banks have been warned they face a flood of cases unless they reassess…
Japan junior govmnt partner says early BoJ rate hike would send wrong signal to businesses
Japan Innovation Party, the junior coalition partner in the government, co-leader Hidetaka Fujita said it would be premature…
Ghana continues to break economic projections with the fastest inflation recovery in years
Recent figures indicate that Ghana’s current inflation rate stands at 8% compared to 9.4% in September. This figure…
Japan PM Takaichi eyes $65bn economic stimulus package
Japan’s new PM Supplementary budget to focus on inflation, growth and defense measures Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi…
Fiji’s $6.2 billion investment push supports jobs and skills – FBC News
Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel Fiji has 212 investment projects worth about $6.2 billion at different stages of development.…
Gen Z prioritising pay, flexibility, purpose over traditional long-term jobs: Report
Young professionals in India are making career choices based on factors like pay, flexibility, and purpose while showing…
Australia’s fuel-price ‘turning point’: How global shocks could affect you
Recently-tightened sanctions on Russian oil could drive prices up and continue to shake global markets, experts say, which…