Who’s going to ‘eat’ tariffs? Not US shoppers
We are about to find out who is going to “eat” President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Don’t expect US…
Head of largest US bank warns of risk of American stock market crash | JP Morgan
The chances of the US stock market crashing is far greater than many financiers believe, the head of…
How Vietnam could ease Trump’s China soybean pain
On October 8, Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade confirmed that Hanoi and Washington are negotiating the 20%…
World shares mostly rise as China markets reopen from a long holiday
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — European shares were mixed in early trading while most Asian stocks rose on Thursday…
Over 80% of households in Japan feel impact of rising prices, survey shows
About 80% of households in Japan have felt the impact of rising prices on their family budgets, a…
bailouts loom for more smelters
Taxpayers could be tapped to bail out more smelters and refineries after a mining giant received a $600…
What happened Thursday | interest.co.nz
Here are the key things you need to know before you leave work today (or if you work…
Australia’s battered regions get a raw deal
In the popular imagination, Australia is often viewed as a sophisticated 21st-century economy, comparable to any number of…
Heating oil rates at roughly the same level as last year
[InTime News] The sale of heating oil begins next Wednesday, October 15, with the starting price estimated at…
Australian Dollar holds gains as US Dollar remains subdued on Fed rate cut odds
The Australian Dollar (AUD) advances against the US Dollar (USD) on Thursday, extending its gains for the second…
More rate cuts coming as jobs market breaks down
It appears that the government-funded jobs printer of the Albo era is slowing faster than the crushed private…
Fed officials were cautious about inflation as they agreed rate cuts
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