Arab News | Saudi Arabia’s money supply grows 5.6% in August
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s money supply grew 5.6 percent year on year in August, while consumer price inflation stood…
Loans stall, prices rise: Where are interest rates headed?
Inflation rate eased slightly to 8.26% in August from 8.32% in July, according to the Bangladesh Bureau of…
Higher interest rate looms as crucial Swedish inflation figures double
Higher energy prices and a weaker krona more than doubled CPIF inflation in September, according to preliminary estimates…
AI ‘widening economic inequality’, warns IMF boss – Arab News
AI ‘widening economic inequality’, warns IMF boss Arab NewsIMF chief warns energy shock, growing debt and AI risks threaten…
Bank of Mozambique states manufacturing sector remains constrained by Mozal
File photo: Lusa / Lina Cebola The Bank of Mozambique considers that manufacturing activity in the country remains…
A $1.8 billion bet to keep Brazil’s bauxite flowing until 2041
The Novas Minas project will maintain MRN’s 12.5 million metric tons/year bauxite output while strengthening supply links across…
Coffee prices at some cafes rise 10pc after Reserve Bank imposes card surcharge ban
A ban on card surcharges has resulted in some cafe owners raising the price of their coffee. About…
China’s second-richest man among world’s 5 biggest single-day wealth losers
China’s second-richest man Zhong Shanshan was among the world’s five biggest wealth losers on Tuesday after US$578 million…
Uncertainty mounts in Singapore after China tightens offshore trust rules
Recent reforms by Bejijing have raised concerns in Singapore that wealthy Chinese wanting to set up single family…
Indonesia could run out of nickel within a decade – Economy
ndonesia’s nickel processing boom is outpacing the country’s reserves, with experts warning of depletion within a decade and…
Tax office convenes snap meeting over credit card ban
Australia’s tax chief has convened a snap meeting with business groups in the wake of backlash over a…
Inside Mews’ $2.5 Billion Valuation: Can the Economics Catch Up?
Mews, the Amsterdam-based hotel technology company that started with property-management software in 2012, has expanded well beyond that…