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Australia’s property market enters downturn as prices fall for first time in three years
Australia’s housing boom has officially entered a downturn for the first time in more than three years, with…
Think you have a handle on how Australia’s economy works? Take the RBA’s quiz and find out | Reserve Bank of Australia
Economics is a word we are all familiar with, but knowing is different from understanding. The Reserve Bank…
Euro gains against British Pound after mixed UK inflation report, ECB decision looms
EUR/GBP edges higher on Wednesday as a mixed UK inflation report weighs modestly on the British Pound (GBP).…
CIER lifts GDP growth to 10.35%
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Consumer confidence falls while business confidence improves
By Sugar Ray Thomas Consumer confidence fell by 2.3% over the second quarter of 2026 while business confidence…
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Consumer confidence in Jamaica fell slightly in the second quarter of 2026 while business confidence improved slightly, a…
China: Fiscal execution to support growth – Standard Chartered
Standard Chartered economists Carol Liao and Shuang Ding argue that China’s July Politburo meeting will prioritise implementation of…
Australian Dollar steadies ahead of Australian employment data
AUD/USD trades near 0.7000 on Wednesday, recovering from an intraday pullback but remaining marginally lower on the day.…
Behind the Bank of Israel’s optimism lies a far more cautious outlook
The Bank of Israel’s monetary policy report, published earlier this week, paints a relatively optimistic picture of the…
Wholesale electricity prices increased by over 42% in the year to June
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Zimbabwe’s rushed mining wager on itself is paying off as it sees a record $2.5 billion profit added to its economy
The revenue surge was attributed to increased global demand for minerals, particularly those produced in the Southern…