AUD/USD recoils after setting fresh three-year high
AUD/USD hit a slippery slow patch on Thursday as volatility worsens across the board. The Australian Dollar (AUD)…
Tax cut possible if no economic shocks, Tánaiste says
The Minister for Finance has said tax cuts for workers are “entirely possible”. However, Simon Harris stressed any…
Nuclear power production increased by 4.8% in 2024 – News articles
In 2024, 12 EU countries with nuclear electricity production generated 649 524 gigawatt hours (GWh) of electricity, an…
What APL said about external flows and BoG currency data
Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr Johnson Asiama Ghana’s gold holdings dropped sharply from 37.1 tonnes in…
Did the correction just kicked in?
AUD/USD is still very much in the big picture of going up, even though the pair is taking…
Economy grows by almost 13% in GDP terms last year – The Irish Times
The Irish economy grew at an accelerated rate of 12.6 per cent in gross domestic product (GDP) terms…
Nigeria touts a $2.5 billion plan to end its electricity problems
The funds are primarily earmarked to repay outstanding debts owed to power companies, as well as to develop…
Rents costing up to 80% of wages in Europe
A study has shown rents have reached up to 80 per cent of median wages in parts of…
Business rates revalution paused after outcry – BBC
Business rates revalution paused after outcry BBC‘Your pint is up 92%’: Tyrone GAA star’s pub hits out at rates…
Doom loop of decline: how struggling high streets fuel far-right sympathies in UK | Retail industry
Up and down Britain there are boarded-up shops. Banks and department stores have been replaced by vape shops,…
Kiwis turn upbeat on housing – just don’t expect a 2026 boom
“On the whole New Zealand’s housing market is showing tentative signs of improvement, but the same rate of…
Amid LPG crisis, street vendors might soon have to raise prices
Mohammad Nur Alam runs a small tea stall at Hatirpool market. Two similar stalls operate right beside his…