It’s going to take a while for economic data to get back to normal
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Ireland business chamber welcomes Chinese investment despite US, EU pressures
Chinese investment is still being actively welcomed in Ireland, the head of a major business organisation said, even…
Indian Rupee Plunges to Historic 89.48 per Dollar
Sat 22 Nov 2025 | 11:36 PM The Indian rupee plunged to an all-time low on Friday, triggering…
Why German companies can’t quit China – DW – 11/22/2025
For Matthias Rüth, there’s no question of pivoting his business away from China — despite growing government warnings…
Unemployment edges up to 7% in Pakistan, shows data
A man sits idly in front of closed shops along a roadside in Peshawar on September 2, 2023,…
Unexpected drop in tourism receipts in September
[InTime News] Although tourism arrivals and receipts for January-September show an increase of 4% and 9% respectively year-on-year,…
Greek Finance Minister Meets Ambassador Guilfoyle on Greece-US Economic Cooperation
A meeting was held on Friday at the Greek Ministry of Economy and Finance betweem Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis…
Anwar urges G20 to keep trade open and policies predictable to weather future shocks
JOHANNESBURG, Nov 22 — Countries can withstand global shocks only when their policies are sound, aligned and ready…
Iran makes strategic decision to roll out currency denomination process
BAKU, Azerbaijan, November 22. President of Iran Masoud Pezeshkian has signed a decree on implementing the law on…
Lead and zinc cement Iran’s status as a regional mineral titan
The first day of Azar, falling on November 22, has been marked in Iran’s national calendar as Lead…
Japan approves $135B stimulus package to help revive sluggish economy
Japan’s Cabinet approved a 21.3 trillion yen ($135.4 billion) stimulus package Friday to help spur the economy through…
The real reason your food shop is still so expensive even as inflation falls
If you only skim the headlines, you might think the cost of living crisis is neatly wrapping itself…