Dow plummets 1,150 points on inflation worries in wake of Fed interest rate vote
Stocks plummeted Wednesday on worries about inflation in the wake of the Federal Reserve’s vote keeping interest rates…
Saudi Arabia to lead GCC fixed-income maturities through 2030: Kamco Invest
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia is expected to account for the largest share of fixed-income maturities in the Gulf Cooperation…
Chinese firms grow global market share in 40% of products: Nikkei survey
Economy China-made goods continue to spread worldwide despite US tariffs The U.S. temporarily imposed tariffs of up to…
Cape Breton research funding touted as boost for Nova Scotia economy
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Fed holds interest rates steady as Iran war and tariffs loom
The Federal Reserve left its key interest rate unchanged Wednesday for the fifth consecutive meeting, despite lingering concerns…
Fixing housing affordability could cost $1.7 trillion, economist says
Restoring housing affordability in Canada could require up to $1.7 trillion in additional investment over the next decade,…
US interest rates held for fifth time in a row – BBC
US interest rates held for fifth time in a row BBCFed holds interest rates steady after cliffhanger meeting, but…
UBS raises forecast for nation’s GDP to expand 11 percent
By Crystal Hsu / Staff reporter UBS Group AG has again raised its GDP growth forecast for Taiwan,…
Where Can Russia Find More Money for War?
The Central Bank again cut its key interest rate by a symbolic quarter of a percentage point, to…
The likelihood of the RBA raising interest rates has fallen. Have we finally come to our senses? | Greg Jericho
The June inflation rate of 3.8% ended any real prospect of a rate rise next month, despite investors…
For Canada to stand tall as a middle power, businesses must step up
Open this photo in gallery: Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland,…
More Americans are buying groceries on credit. Here’s why that’s a problem.
The issue of affordability has become political fodder, kicked back and forth like a soccer ball in a…