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The US dollar was mixed to start the week, with price action largely shaped by renewed tariff headlines…
Turning size into scale: Europe’s new growth model
Acceptance speech by Christine Lagarde, President of the ECB, for the 2026 Paul A. Volcker Lifetime Achievement Award…
growing threat to Israeli exporters
When the dollar broke below the 3.10 shekel mark, exporters across Israel—across every sector—began asking the same question:…
Russia economy meltdown as central bank boss sends huge warning | World | News
The head of Russia’s central bank has expressed grave concern for the country’s ailing economy, warning there could…
Renewables and Batteries Comprise 93% of New U.S. Generating Capacity This Year
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Ant’s AQ health app breaks through 100 million users amid holiday surge
Ant Group’s artificial intelligence health app AQ surpassed 100 million users during the Lunar New Year holiday, the…
Syria replaces a third of its cash in weeks after introducing new currency
Syria‘s central bank has replaced more than a third of cash in circulation with newly printed banknotes, governor…
European Parliament pauses work ratifying EU-US tariff deal – The Irish Times
Work to remove long-standing tariffs on American industrial goods has been paused by the European Parliament, while Brussels…
Canadian stocks face tariff and Fed risks
Ryan Bushell, chief executive officer and portfolio manager at Newhaven Asset Management, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss headwinds…
Senegal’s gold boom cuts trade gap as $2.4 billion deficit persists
Data released by the National Agency of Statistics and Demography of Senegal show the West African economy recorded…
Lagarde in hot water over ‘additional’ BIS salary despite ECB limits on extra pay
Published on 23/02/2026 – 12:41 GMT+1 Christine Lagarde disclosed on Friday that she received 130,457 Swiss francs (€142,700)…
Reserve Bank of Australia made an ‘unforgiveable mistake’ that is hurting Aussie households, Warren Hogan declares
The Reserve Bank of Australia’s “unforgiveable” mistake that is causing pain for households while inflation and interest rates…