EEconomy Read More BLS calls back economists, IT staff to release CPI reportOctober 11, 2025 Oct. 10 (UPI) — The Bureau of Labor Statistics has called back employees to prepare the Consumer Price…
EEconomy Read More Greece’s Public Debt Set to Return to 2009 LevelsOctober 11, 2025 Greece’s 2026 budget aims at reducing public debt to 2009 levels in percentage of GDP. Overview of Athens…
EEconomy Read More Tips to make your groceries last longer as prices get higher :: WRAL.comOctober 11, 2025 One of the staple grocery items up the most in price this year—besides coffee and beef—are fresh vegetables.…
EEconomy Read More Economic risks mount in Switzerland on tariff turbulence | articlesOctober 11, 2025 US tariffs are a significant risk for the Swiss economy as its exposure to the US market is…
EEconomy Read More BoG’s US$1.15 billion fx sale: A risky cure for a fragile economyOctober 11, 2025 When the Bank of Ghana (BoG) announced plans to sell up to US$1.15 billion in foreign exchange this…
EEconomy Read More Mortgage Rates Lowest Since Fed DayOctober 11, 2025 Mortgage rates saw their biggest day-over-day decline of the past several weeks today in response to unexpected news…
EEconomy Read More What are rare earth minerals, and why are they central to Trump’s threats against China?October 11, 2025 New York — The US trade war with China has a major sticking point: rare earth minerals. China…
EEconomy Read More ‘Senegal will do better,’ investors suggest as they look to make Dakar Africa’s top cityOctober 11, 2025 This coastal country, west of the Prime Meridian, has now become one of the continent’s budding investment hubs,…
EEconomy Read More Sept sees 48% YoY jump in overseas jobs; Saudi deal promises further uptickOctober 11, 2025 However, jobs dropped 33% from Aug, which sector insiders say is normal in foreign employment. 11 October, 2025,…
EEconomy Read More Medical expenses in Japan hit record ¥48 trillion in fiscal 2023October 11, 2025 Medical expenses in Japan for fiscal 2023 rose 3% from the previous year to ¥48.1 trillion, marking a…
EEconomy Read More China now receives $3.9 billion more in debt payments than it lends to developing nationsOctober 11, 2025 Developing nations are now repaying more to China than they receive in new financing, showing a growing strain…
EEconomy Read More ‘Bruised’ businesses fear bad news in budget on tax and inflationOctober 11, 2025 Britain’s “bruised” businesses are worried about the prospect of rising taxes and high inflation before next month’s budget,…