Unemployment expected to push up to near 11-year high, economists warn
Unemployment expected to edge higher to around 5.5 percent – data due 5 August, 10.45 amEconomic activity slowed…
Who’s feeling job market recovery? And where has downturn hit hardest?
It has been a tough few years to be a jobseeker. Data this week is expected to show…
US oil reserve strategy: A futile gamble amid Iran’s Strait of Hormuz leverage
TEHRAN- Washington’s desperate bid to tame oil prices through strategic reserve releases is doomed to fail, experts warn,…
Price of olive oil expected to rise again as European crops feel the heat | Food & drink industry
Farmers across Europe are warning of a slump in food production and rising prices as crops from maize…
Australian Dollar gains as strong Job Ads, resurgent inflation signal hawkish RBA
AUD/USD rises after two days of losses, hovering around 0.7010 during the Asian hours on Tuesday. The Australian…
Billion-dollar property collapse highlights private credit danger
Jon Adgemis raised the white flag last October. With forces closing in from all sides, he declared himself…
Africa builds ‘megaprojects’ faster than ever despite debt risks
African nations are building major infrastructure projects at an unprecedented rate in a bid to boost energy independence…
China Starts To Kick Its Coal Addiction
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Egypt’s banking sector net foreign assets jump to $27.9bn in June
Egypt’s banking sector recorded a sharp increase in net foreign assets (NFA) in June 2026, with the balance…
Retail pay barely budges amid ‘tight margins, sluggish consumer confidence’
Retailers battling tight margins are still cutting jobs and losing their best-paid workers, dragging average pay growth down…
Number of Kiwis behind on repayments falls to lowest level in five years – Centrix data
“There are still 84,000 consumers who are 90 or more days behind on payments, most of whom are…
Who’s feeling job market recovery? And where has downturn hit hardest?
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