Federal Tariff Relief ‘Won’t Cut It’ for Fishing Industry, Says Premier
Premier Tony Wakeham (VOCM News) The premier says there’s “more work that needs to be done” to…
The real reason your food shop is still so expensive even as inflation falls
If you only skim the headlines, you might think the cost of living crisis is neatly wrapping itself…
Americans with four-year degrees now comprise a record 25% of unemployed workers
Americans with four-year college degrees now comprise a record 25% of total unemployment, underscoring a sharp slowdown in…
US government cancels October inflation report after shutdown
WASHINGTON, Nov 22 — The US government said yesterday that it will not publish a consumer inflation report…
Unexpected drop in tourism receipts in September
[InTime News] Although tourism arrivals and receipts for January-September show an increase of 4% and 9% respectively year-on-year,…
Lead and zinc cement Iran’s status as a regional mineral titan
The first day of Azar, falling on November 22, has been marked in Iran’s national calendar as Lead…
US sentiment remains dim, with consumers facing higher prices and weaker incomes
US consumer sentiment deteriorated slightly in November as Americans fretted about high prices, weaker incomes, and mounting layoffs,…
New Report Warns of Rising Unemployment Rate
A new labour market report has revealed a sharp rise in the unemployment rate, raising concerns about the…
NESDC flags four major risk signals for Thailand’s 2026 economy
2. Slowing global economy and global trade NESDC warns of several uncertainties: (1) Prolonged global trade tensions…
Fewer grocery chains means lower prices
Any further concentration of the supermarket sector leads to a reduction in prices, say representatives of the sector,…
How China unlocked Guinea’s Simandou to reshape the global iron ore trade
Caixin World’s largest untapped high-grade deposit makes its long-awaited commercial debut Simandou mine’s projected output of up to annual 120…
Sudan, Zimbabwe, and Burundi listed among countries losing the most purchasing power in 2025
Sudan, Zimbabwe, and Burundi have been listed among the countries losing the most purchasing power in 2025, as…