China’s first-tier home prices stabilise in February after 9 months of decline
Mainland China’s first-tier new home prices were unchanged month on month in February, ending a nine-month decline, while…
Patients should be monitored for maternal complications over longer period, study suggests
Serious maternal complications affected nearly 30 in every 1,000 pregnancies in Ontario from conception to six weeks after…
How do you measure inflation? With hummus, pet grooming and motorhomes
Hummus and alcohol-free beer have been included for the first time in the basket of goods and services…
5 things to know before the market opens Monday
This is CNBC’s Morning Squawk newsletter. Subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox. Happy Monday. CNBC’s Brian Sullivan…
RBA interest rate rise just the start as petrol prices compound Australia’s inflation problem.
The Reserve Bank had plenty of inflation worries well before the US and Israel decided to trigger a…
Will Canada CPI February report impact next BoC’s monetary decision?
On Monday, attention in Canada will turn to the release of February’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures. The…
War scenarios for the local economy
With the specter of stagflation looming over the global economy once more, as Bank of Greece Governor Yannis…
Thailand’s tourism revival efforts hit by Middle Eastern crisis
Travel & Leisure Industry expects up to 15% drop in visitors as fares rise, flights canceled A Thai…
‘Absolutely catastrophic’: Vandana Hari warns markets nowhere near pricing in a prolonged Strait of Hormuz shutdown
Global oil markets may be dangerously underestimating what lies ahead. That is the stark warning from Vandana Hari,…
RBA to go it alone as global interest rates stay frozen
The Reserve Bank of Australia is set to be the stand-out in a busy week for central banks,…
UK mortgage shelf-life nosedives amid market uncertainty; Iran crisis pushing oil price higher – business live | Business
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China’s supply chain meets the wall of African resource nationalism
Resource-rich African nations are increasingly asserting control over critical minerals to maximise domestic returns, sending global prices soaring…