EEconomy Read More Banks, Trump, China, and Cats: The Most Boring Story Ever ToldJune 17, 2026 Hey, gang. Here’s the short version: China is about to launch an international payments system called mBridge. mBridge…
EEconomy Read More Japan Raises Rates to 31-Year High to Ward Off War InflationJune 17, 2026 The Bank of Japan joined other major global central banks in raising interest rates to head off an…
EEconomy Read More Fuel shock expected to be felt for years as businesses urge extended reliefJune 17, 2026 Regional businesses say fuel relief measures need to be extended because the damage done from the fuel shock…
EEconomy Read More Consumer confidence sinks to lowest level since 2023 amid global tensionsJune 16, 2026 The present conditions index was similar, falling 14.4 points from 87.9 to 73.5. The measure’s 10-year average is…
EEconomy Read More Egypt Clears $6 Billion in Energy Debt and Opens Door to a New Gas BoomJune 16, 2026 The announcement from Egypt’s petroleum and mineral resources minister Karim Badawi that the country has paid all its…
EEconomy Read More Chinese retail sales fall while industrial output risesJune 16, 2026 China’s economic imbalance worsened in May as retail sales fell at the fastest pace in years, while industrial…
EEconomy Read More US small business owners: how are you operating in the current economic climate? | US small businessJune 16, 2026 An index of US small business optimism reportedly fell in May to the lowest level since October 2024,…
EEconomy Read More Resilient Rotorua: Business Pulse survey shows deflated economic confidenceJune 16, 2026 The survey analysis said local operators were “losing sleep” over global instability, rising energy and fuel costs, inflation…
EEconomy Read More World Cup could deliver £7.6bn boost to UK economy – but ‘sickies’ may cost billionsJune 16, 2026 The World Cup could bring a £7.6bn boost to the UK economy, offering a welcome shot in the…
EEconomy Read More Is China sleepwalking down Japan’s zombie economy path?June 16, 2026 The photo above is not from China; it’s from Japan. In the 1970s, Daiei was Japan’s top retailer.…
EEconomy Read More Middle East de-escalation eases inflation fears, offers relief for borrowers – Generate Wealth WeeklyJune 16, 2026 Yet despite the noise, equity markets (bond markets have been a slightly different story) never fully bought into…
EEconomy Read More Finally, an interest rate reprieve – but a ceasefire in the Middle East doesn’t have the RBA popping champagne yet | Australian economyJune 16, 2026 It will take more than a ceasefire in the Middle East to prevent the Reserve Bank from hiking…