Jim Chalmers proven wrong on inflation
Last week, following the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) decision to lift the official cash rate (OCR) by…
Singapore netted bigger haul of $14.2b in investments in 2025 despite challenging environment: EDB
SINGAPORE – Singapore managed to net a bigger haul of investments in 2025 – raising the prospects of…
China Is Pumping Cash to Fill a $456 Billion Liquidity Shortfall
(Bloomberg) — The People’s Bank of China is boosting the supply of money available to banks to ensure…
Australia slaps tariffs on Chinese steel imports
The Australian government has quietly imposed tariffs on some Chinese steel products, risking retaliation from the emerging superpower.…
Three billion reasons to look at Portugal differently
Investment contracts signed in Sines, for an amount of more than three billion euros, clearly belong to this…
Tariff-ied? No more! Exporters look to encash duty advantage
NEW DELHI: Mrs. Bectors Food Specialities’ new plant in Indore had just started production for some American buyers…
China is taking over the automotive world
Back in 2020, China exported around 1 million vehicles, well behind the automotive powerhouses of South Korea, Japan,…
Singapore attracted S$14.2 billion of investments in 2025; about 15,700 new jobs expected in next five years: EDB
OUTLOOK AND PRIORITIES Mr Png noted that more global businesses are looking outside traditional markets and operating bases…
BBS Monthly Inflation Report January 2026 | Inflation climbs to 8.58% as food prices jump ahead of Ramadan
Overall inflation in Bangladesh rose to 8.58 percent in January, marking the third consecutive monthly increase, as food…
The LDP’s landslide victory in Japan is positive for risk assets | snaps
While awaiting the results, Takaichi spoke on television, emphasising the importance of fiscal sustainability. She mentioned that she…
We studied 70 countries’ economic data for the last 60 years and something big about market crashes changed 25 years ago
National economies are increasingly moving in sync and responding to the same booms and busts as a result…
India’s private sector may soon be given its most challenging assignment yet—build the country’s fifth-generation fighter
Last week, reports suggested that India’s private sector is likely to be the preferred option to manufacture the…