Mantashe roasted over ‘basking in the sun’ unemployment remarks
ANC national chairperson Gwede Mantashe has sparked outrage with remarks suggesting that unemployed citizens are overly dependent on…
RBI support to cushion India rupee downside amid Asia softness
MUMBAI, Jan 7 (Reuters) – The Indian rupee is set to open largely unchanged on Wednesday and trade…
Positive indicators strengthen outlook for Turkish economy in 2026
Positive indicators across a range of economic data, from inflation and growth to exports and employment, balance of…
Headline Exchequer surplus of €7.1bn
There was a €2 billion improvement in the Exchequer surplus at the end of 2025 when receipts from…
ICS Mortgages announces fixed rate increase
ICS Mortgages is increasing fixed rates from Friday, they will rise by between 0.25 per cent to 0.45…
Businesses warned of ‘cashflow contagion’ as more firms set to collapse in 2026
Businesses across the UK are being warned that more so-called “zombie” companies could collapse in 2026, increasing unemployment…
Brain drain vs. boom: High-tech riches highlight Israel’s economic crossroads
The government faces the challenge of keeping talent while cash floods local markets. “People don’t yet understand what…
Attempting to predict the economy in 2026 : Planet Money : NPR
Seven-foot-tall “2026” numerals are displayed after an illumination ceremony in Times Square in New York City on Dec.…
Mortgage warning as 69,000 households face ‘unpleasant start to 2026’
Hundreds of thousands of homeowners are facing a fresh financial shock as ultra-cheap mortgage deals taken out during…
Jobs numbers guide Bank of Canada rate thinking
Claire Fan, senior economist at RBC, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss Canada’s labour sector ahead of BoC’s January…
Headline Exchequer surplus of €7.1bn
There was a €2 billion improvement in the Exchequer surplus at the end of 2025 when receipts from…
Exchequer surplus of €7.1b last year as spending and taxation ‘in line with expectations’ for 2025
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