China housing market struggles despite “three red lines” removal. 62/70 cities price falls
China’s housing slump deepens as January prices post steepest annual drop in seven months. Earlier on this here:…
China house prices continue their death spiral: January -3.1% y/y and -0.4% m/m
China’s housing slump deepens as January prices fall 3.1% y/y, extending multi-year downturn. Summary: Deflationary property trend deepens…
Budget 2026: Workforce Singapore and SkillsFuture to merge
SINGAPORE: Workforce Singapore and SkillsFuture Singapore will merge into a new statutory board jointly overseen by the Ministry…
Major bank: RBA wrong again on inflation
An angry Michelle Bullock won’t hear a bad word about the Australian economy. Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock…
The tide may have turned on the number of NZ citizens leaving the country
New Zealand experienced its lowest net population gain from migration in 12 years last year excluding the Covid-19…
Net long-term arrivals into Australia surge higher
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) on Thursday released monthly overseas arrivals and departures data for December, which…
The US economy is growing – so where are all the jobs? – BBC
The US economy is growing – so where are all the jobs? BBCWhat Sweeping Revisions and a Blowout Month…
Nigeria retains Africa’s top oil producer status despite missing OPEC quota
The figure marks an increase from 1.42 million bpd recorded in December 2025, based on data obtained through…
Cuba is facing an economic and social catastrophe, and not entirely because of Donald Trump
If you’re planning on a winter break to Cuba, get ready for an adventure rather than a vacation.…
$20-million of medication lost at emergency stockpile due to open freezer door, officials say
Open this photo in gallery: The Health Canada headquarters in Ottawa in January, 2014. Public Health officials were…
EU leaders need to do something on competitiveness
The Alden Biesen Castle ahead of the Informal EU Leaders’ Retreat in Alden Biesen, central Belgium on February…
Canada’s too-strict drug price controls are a health hazard
Open this photo in gallery: A pharmacist counts prescription drugs in Ottawa in June, 2019. It has been…