Fuel and fertiliser risks — why Middle East conflict threatens SA’s food price outlook
As the conflict in the Middle East continues, the farming community in South Africa is increasingly worried about…
The great toilet paper panic is back as Japan starts stockpiling
As the U.S.-Israeli-Iran conflict rattles oil markets, Japanese consumers are stockpiling toilet paper—a product with no connection to…
Australia flash PMI slips into contraction as services slump and cost pressures surge
Australia’s flash PMI shows a return to contraction, with services-led weakness and surging cost pressures highlighting a stagflationary…
Japan core inflation in February misses estimates, headline CPI eases for a fourth straight month
TOKYO, JAPAN – FEBRUARY 05: Tourists and shoppers walk through the Tsukiji shopping area on February 5, 2026…
Nepal Rastra Bank Sets Foreign Exchange Rates; USD, Pound, Franc See Gains | Ratopati
Kathmandu. Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has set the foreign exchange rates for today. According to the determined rates,…
Fed’s Daly flags two economic paths as Middle East risks cloud policy outlook
Daly signalled the Fed is navigating a highly uncertain outlook driven by geopolitical risks, with policy likely to…
Iran issues its largest-ever currency denomination as spiraling inflation ravages financial sector
Iran’s economy was already crashing before the U.S. and Israel launched a war against the Islamic republic three…
ECB will act if inflation at risk of getting entrenched
The European Central Bank will not hesitate to tighten policy if the coming energy-driven inflation surge looks like…
Drivers in China rush to fill petrol tanks ahead of biggest price hike this year
A steady stream of cars pulled into an ordinary petrol station in Beijing’s Chaoyang District early on Monday…
Annual wholesale electricity prices down 23% in February
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that wholesale electricity prices dropped by 14.9% in February from…
McCullum surviving the axe: ECB chief executive Richard Gould insists, ‘that’s not the route we are going to take’ | Cricket – Hindustan Times
McCullum surviving the axe: ECB chief executive Richard Gould insists, ‘that’s not the route we are going to…
Global chaos is about to hit food prices hard — and Ireland isn’t ready
‘Even where fertiliser doesn’t have to pass through Hormuz, it needs natural gas in the manufacturing process, so…