Property prices may drop but it’s decades of policy failure, not the budget, to blame | Housing
For decades, Australia’s property market has been defined by relentless price rises, reinforcing the old adage that real…
Oil price rises to $97 a barrel as ‘Iran stops exchanging messages with US’ – as it happened | Business
Brent crude rising higher as Iran ‘pulls out of message exchanges’ with the US The oil price is…
Türkiye’s economy grows 2.5% in Q1 despite shocks
Türkiye’s economy lost momentum in the first quarter of the year, but still remained in positive territory despite…
Market outlook for the week of 1st-5th June
The week begins with the release of manufacturing PMI data for the eurozone, the U.K., and the U.S.…
The deal that saved 1,500 Glencore jobs — and could revive South Africa’s struggling chrome industry
The decision marks one of the clearest signs yet that government efforts to rescue South Africa’s struggling…
China’s investment-driven role in global growth is underestimated, study says
China’s contribution to global growth is underestimated while the yuan is positioned to emerge as a fundamentally strong…
Keeping Track Of Trump’s Economy: April 2026
Shockingly — or perhaps not, because it’s hard to imagine things being worse — unemployment stayed largely the…
China’s state subsidies up to eight times more than OECD’s, report says
Published on 01/06/2026 – 15:28 GMT+2 Chinese companies received between three and eight times more subsidies than Western…
Explainer: What is electrification – and why is the EU betting its future on it?
European Union leaders are increasingly championing electrification as the answer to some of the bloc’s biggest challenges: high…
The story and data of Burkina Faso’s push to take 40% of a highly successful new gold mine
The move was in line with the country’s decision, under a military-led government headed by Captain Ibrahim…
Full Text | ‘Ironical that the Worst Performing Years For the Rupee are the Best For RBI in Terms of Trading Profit’
It has become a situation wherein the rupee is continously getting buffeted, and paradoxically the RBI is making…
Reeves examines using private sector funds to speed building of new towns | Housing
Rachel Reeves is examining how to attract funds from private investors to accelerate the government’s development of new…