LPG supply crunch hits consumers; 12kg cylinders scarce, prices soar to Tk2,000
Low imports in December blamed for supply shortage 02 January, 2026, 11:30 pm Last modified: 02 January, 2026,…
Argentina targets US dollars hoarded under mattresses, eases tax evasion rules
Argentine President Javier Milei on Friday signed into law a so-called “tax innocence” bill, which aims to encourage…
US Billionaire Wealth Surges to $8.1 Trillion as Affordability Crisis Hammers Working Class
The collective wealth of US billionaires surged to $8.1 trillion in 2025 as working-class Americans faced a cost-of-living…
China’s consumer appetite still high despite tough economy: Aeon China head
Interview Executive for Japanese retailer says Chinese shoppers are focusing more on quality A busy thoroughfare in Changsha, Hunan…
Household wealth reaches record €10 trillion – DW – 01/03/2026
Efforts to boost gender equality at the top of Germany’s biggest companies have stalled — and in 2025,…
China vows to ramp up west-to-east power output as AI, hi-tech manufacturing fuel demand
China aims to expand its west-to-east power transmission network to more than 420 gigawatts (GW) by 2030, increasing…
Can Greece’s Economy Thrive as EU Funds Taper Off in 2026?
Economists warn that Greece is shifting from a period of rapid growth to a more demanding phase. Credit:…
US jobs report takes center stage next week – Deutsche Bank
The US jobs report will be the main economic release next week, with other US data including the…
South Korea Joins Singapore, Malaysia, China, Russia, India, and Others in Boosting Tourism Growth Across Thailand in the Last Year, and How the Second Largest Economy of Southeast Asia is Approaching 2026, Here’s All You Need to Know
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South African currency hits strongest level since 2022, driven by economic reforms and metals rally
The South African rand opened 2026 at its strongest level since 2022, buoyed by positive domestic trends, including…
Premium beef producers expect to be the main casualty of China’s new 55 per cent tariff
Australian cattle farmers producing wagyu and Angus beef are likely to be among the hardest hit by China’s…
‘Influenced by individual events in recent years’
Extreme weather events are becoming more common — and more costly — and scientists say climate change is…