Crude Oil: Crude above $100: How countries are racing to streamline oil supplies as Strait of Hormuz crisis deepens
As tensions in the Middle East continue to boil, the ripple effects are being felt across global oil…
China’s AI adoption may limit economic fallout of its rapidly ageing population: analysts
Declining fertility rates have long been viewed as a drag on economic growth, but the outlook may not…
UK economy failed to grow in January, figures show – BBC
UK economy failed to grow in January, figures show BBCUK economy grows just 0.2% in three months in January RTE.ieUK…
China Consumption Start to Year Seen as Worst Outside Covid
China’s consumer spending may have booked the worst start to any year outside the pandemic, highlighting the challenge…
UK stagnated in January in ‘worrying start’ to 2026, as economy faces disruption from Iran war – business live | Business
UK economy failed to grow in January Newflash: The UK economy stagnated in January, stumbling even before the…
Asia encourages four-day weeks, work from home as fuel crisis deepens
Thailand on Tuesday instructed civil servants to take the stairs instead of elevators and to work from home…
Why Nepal Grows Japan’s Cash
Japan has long harvested a shrub called mitsumata for its money supply. But when mitsumata started dying out,…
Moody’s warning on local banks
Markets may be pricing in a short-lived Middle East conflict, but in a scenario where the war is…
EU’s largest economies push for faster capital market integration in joint letter
The EU’s six largest economies are urging Brussels to accelerate the long-awaited integration of capital markets to “strengthen…
New Zealand manufacturing PMI holds at 55 in February, strongest run since 2021
New Zealand manufacturing activity held strong in February with the PMI at 55.0, marking the first three-month run…
Irish inflation at 2.7% ahead of expected price surge from Iran conflict – The Irish Times
Headline inflation in the Irish economy remained near 3 per cent in February but this was before the…
Recession and stagflation risks rising due to Iran conflict, says Deutsche Bank, Oxford Economics
As oil prices once again topped $100 a barrel, the damn-the-torpedoes confidence Wall Street analysts have had since…