Japan to pressure companies to start spending $750bn in cash reserves
ESG Financial regulator seeks changes to governance code to spur growth investment Japanese companies have piled up huge…
Australia is the dumbest developed nation on Earth
It was interesting reading an article from the US news site NPR lamenting the rise in electricity costs,…
Mark Carney Says Canada Aims to Double Exports Outside US by 2035
Prime Minister Mark Carney laid out a strategy to double Canada’s exports to markets outside the US within…
Podcast: Why China Is Gaining the Upper Hand in Trump’s Trade War
Subscribe to Trumponomics on Apple PodcastsSubscribe to Trumponomics on Spotify After a period of quiet, the trade war…
China Floods U.S. Market With $1B a Day–Even Trump’s 55% Tariffs Can’t Stop It
This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Chinese exports are holding their ground in Donald Trump’s renewed trade war,…
Fed’s Loss of ADP Labor Statistics Adds to Data Vacuum
The Federal Reserve is no longer receiving data on private-sector employment from an independent provider, adding to policymakers’…
US hits $38 trillion in debt, after the fastest accumulation of $1 trillion outside of the pandemic
WASHINGTON (AP) — In the midst of a federal government shutdown, the U.S. government’s gross national debt surpassed…
Turkey Said to Weigh Scrapping Inflation Accounting Practice
Turkey is reconsidering whether to end an accounting rule that requires companies to adjust their books for high…
Commonwealth Bank issues stark warning to buckle up as Australia faces ‘new economic era’
The shift is a ‘net negative for global growth and productivity’ the CBA economist warned.(Source: Getty) Australia and…
Welfare cuts are fueling the rise of the far right globally, the UN finds
London — Cuts to social protection for people living in poverty have created “fertile ground” for far-right movements…
Bullish Dollar Signals Emerge With Delayed CPI Release Looming
The dollar has kicked off the quarter on a firmer note, and there are signs traders are bracing…
Takaichi’s economic picks reflect balancing act with party and U.S. in mind
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has vowed to tackle rising prices as the first order of business. At her…