New Zealand unveils $1.2 billion gas transition loan scheme
New Zealand’s government has announced a new initiative aimed at helping businesses reduce reliance on natural gas, protect…
Bank of Israel cuts interest rates, inflation stable despite Iran war
The Bank of Israel lowered short-term interest rates for the third time in six months on Monday, citing…
Higher fuel costs make airline miles less rewarding
NEW YORK CITY, New York: Airline passengers hoping to use frequent flyer miles and travel rewards this summer…
PCE, jobless claims and housing data test Fed cut hopes: Crypto Week Ahead
The coming week appears to be macro-led, with U.S. economic data carrying the main calendar risk. Inflation, growth,…
3 African oil giants to benefit from Europe’s natural gas crisis if Hormuz disruptions persist for 1–3 months ahead of winter
The warning came from executives at Norwegian energy giant Equinor, who said prolonged shipping disruptions through the…
US investment returning? Chinese data shows double-digit growth in early 2026
US companies increased their investment in China before the two countries’ leaders met earlier this month, according to…
Tourism to the US dropped: The impact of how the world perceives America right now
Summary Foreign tourism to the US fell by 4 million visitors in 2025, costing the economy more than…
Alarm as Food-Led Hospitality Sector Loses 20,000 Jobs
The Restaurants Association of Ireland has today expressed deep concern at the latest Labour Force Survey figures from…
24 Infuriating Shrinkflation Examples
Here are some of the most infuriating shrinkflation stories readers shared (and good luck looking at your grocery…
Japan prime minister Takaichi confirms to implement support to curb mounting energy bills
To implement support to curb household utility, gas bills from July to SeptemberWill allocate ¥500 billion from reserves…
Japan’s Takaichi unveils $19 billion extra budget, reassures on bond issuance
By Makiko Yamazaki TOKYO, May 25 (Reuters) – Japan will build up an extra $19 billion in reserves…
The world is heading toward a financial crisis – the state of US politics has left us ill-prepared | Business
A bona fide financial crisis has not broken out since the US housing meltdown of 2007. Even the…