Ontario to break interprovincial barriers for regulated professions
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The fall of any euro zone government would be “worrying”, says ECB’s Lagarde
PARIS – France is not currently in a situation that would need the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to…
Turkish economy beats estimates to grow by 4.8% in Q2
Türkiye’s economy grew faster than anticipated between April and June, extending its streak to 20 consecutive quarters of…
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Russian factory activity contracts for third month running in August, PMI shows
(Reuters) -Activity across Russia’s manufacturing sector declined for the third month running in August, a business survey showed…
Asia factory activity shrinks as US tariffs bite, China bucks trend By Reuters – Investing.com
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Australians remain trapped in the ‘recession zone’
Australians have been trapped in a long, drawn-out per capita recession. As the following chart illustrates, Australia’s per…
Europe’s deadly debt spiral – UnHerd
There’s good news. And there’s bad news. The International Monetary Fund won’t be descending on 11 Downing Street…
The recovery that never was fades away
Westpac with the forecast. • Australia’s recovery stalled over the first six months of 2025, with the economy…
Trump tariffs wreak havoc in the US, Americans cry over price rise
During his 2024 presidential campaign, Donald Trump repeatedly promised to tackle inflation and restore affordability for American families.…
Polish and US markets growing fastest
Poland, with 14% growth, and the USA, with a 12.3% increase, were the fastest-growing markets in domestic tourism…
Oil money has supercharged Guyana’s economy, but ordinary people can barely get by – The Irish Times
There is a cautious reluctance among residents of Waiakabra, a small village south of Guyana’s capital, to speak…