EEconomy Read More Steeper prices ahead after Qatar gas supply cut off, HK Electric tells customersJune 28, 2026 Customers with one of Hong Kong’s top energy firms have been forced to bear the brunt of steeper…
EEconomy Read More The Great FIRE Debate: People Who Made It Work Say Critics Miss the PointJune 28, 2026 The FIRE movement is polarizing. Short for “financial independence, retire early,” FIRE is typically associated with aggressive saving…
EEconomy Read More P.E.I.’s economy is still growing and jobs are up, but there are ‘storm clouds on the horizon’June 28, 2026 Prince Edward Island’s economy is still growing and remains one of the strongest in Canada, but an economist…
EEconomy Read More ‘British food will disappear’: trade deal after Brexit is hitting UK farmers hard | FarmingJune 28, 2026 For Liz Webster, who farms 647 hectares (1600 acres) in Wiltshire, south west England, the latest impact of…
EEconomy Read More Balearic economy showing signs of slowing down but is holding up well in the face of instabilityJune 28, 2026 The Balearic economy grew by 2.7% in the first quarter, a slowdown of two tenths of a percentage…
EEconomy Read More Japan: Food and services signal steady inflation – Societe GeneraleJune 28, 2026 Societe Generale economists Reo Sakida and Jin Kenzaki analyze June Tokyo Consumer Price Index (CPI), noting that overall…
EEconomy Read More The Best Countries To Move To In 2026—According To A New Remitly ReportJune 28, 2026 Switzerland ranks as the world’s best country to move to in Remitly’s 2026 Immigration Index. Pictured here: Bern.…
EEconomy Read More Andalucía saw decline in eating out in 2025 due to higher housing and car expensesJune 28, 2026 Andalusian households spent an average of 30,826.97 euros in 2025, 2.26% more than in 2024. This reveals that…
EEconomy Read More Canada Strong’s retail sleeve – Investment ExecutiveJune 28, 2026 Canadians are planning for next week’s holiday in an understandably tentative mood. Gasoline prices remain high enough to…
EEconomy Read More Reserve Bank of Australia: Gradual cooling supports steady policy – UOBJune 28, 2026 UOB’s Lee Sue Ann notes that Australia’s May labour data show a rebound in headline employment but softer…
EEconomy Read More Japan’s top banks weigh how to raise dollars for promised US investmentsJune 28, 2026 Finance Private sector officials ask government, BOJ for help in securing foreign exchange Japan’s major banks are looking…
EEconomy Read More Kelowna outpaces BC cities in trade diversification, growthJune 28, 2026 Kelowna drawing attention for export growth, new business activity and low dependence on U.S. trade A city in…