Banking sector needs 5-10 years to recover from current NPL crisis: Governor
Highlights 35% of all loans in the banking sector are now NPLs Defaulted loans exceed Tk6.5 lakh crore…
Canada’s third-quarter annualised GDP surprises with growth of 2.6 percent | Business and Economy News
Canada’s economy grew at a much faster pace than expected in the third quarter as crude oil exports…
Speculation growing for December rate hike by BOJ
Market participants are increasingly speculating that the Bank of Japan could raise its policy interest rate in December,…
Tariff shock: Indian exports to US crash 28.5%; GTRI warns labour-heavy sectors hurt most, urges quick policy action
India’s exports to the United States saw a sharp 28.5% fall between May and October 2025 as aggressive…
Isle Of Man offers stability in uncertain times, says minister
BBC Alex Allinson said he was “working on” the Isle of Man’s response to parts of the UK’s…
Work in progress: Hong Kong reaps the fruits of fintech seeds sown nearly 10 years ago
When Alvin Kwock, co-founder of digital insurer OneDegree, took part in the inaugural Hong Kong FinTech Week in…
Cuts in Swiss bureaucracy could save 30 billion a year
Swiss business and farming groups are stepping up calls for a rollback of red tape, warning that an…
Why Spain’s economy isn’t so bueno
Today’s edition is powered by European DIGITAL SME Alliance  Shape Europe’s tech sovereignty at the DIGITAL SME summit Join the conversation with policymakers and…
Vietnam offers ‘best conditions’ for overseas experts to return and lead key projects: Deputy PM
Speaking at a meeting with the Vietnamese Innovation Network (VIN), organized by the National Innovation Center and the…
India growth beats all estimates as factories defy Trump tariffs
India’s economy grew at the fastest pace in six quarters, underscoring its resilience even as US President Donald…
Breakfast briefing: Global activity firmer
Here’s our summary of key economic events overnight that affect New Zealand, with news all eyes on on…
Black Friday puts ‘social pressure’ on shoppers as more Australians rack up credit card debt
On a bustling Sydney shopping strip this week, Wendy was browsing but not yet buying — and not…