More foreign workers push Japan’s overseas remittances to record high
Economy Fiscal 2025 figure up 11.5% from year before, with Vietnam receiving nearly 30% of total An Indonesian…
Hundreds of economists say ‘we must act now’ on AI’s economic impact
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Hundreds of economists say in an open letter that institutions “must act now” to…
Consumers expect living costs to rise 8.8%, poll shows
Taiwanese consumers expect their cost of living to rise by an average of 8.77 percent over the next…
Egyptian government outlines second tax facility package targeting industry and capital markets
Egypt plans to replace its capital gains tax on stock market transactions with a stamp duty and cut…
Taiwan on course for fastest growth in years: Academia Sinica
HOME AND ABROAD: In addition to exports, domestic demand is driving GDP growth, with private spending projected to…
The biggest forces behind New Zealand's housing boom have changed. Don't expect prices to double every decade – Stuff
The biggest forces behind New Zealand’s housing boom have changed. Don’t expect prices to double every decade StuffNo place…
Dollar Index outlook: Geopolitical uncertainty and inflation concerns to continue to provide support
The US dollar jumped on opening on Monday and quickly reversed gains but remained within approx. $50 range…
Hormuz tensions: Malaysia assures adequate fuel supply until December, says economy minister
KUALA LUMPUR, July 13 — Malaysia’s fuel supply remains stable and adequate despite fresh strikes from the United…
Manufacturing, tourism boost East Africa’s biggest economy to three-year high
Kenya’s economy accelerated to its fastest first-quarter growth in three years, as a rebound in manufacturing, booming tourism,…
Skills shortages are holding back businesses in South Africa – survey finds the weak spots
Running a business in South Africa has become increasingly difficult. The challenges range from the economic after-effects of…
Egypt trade deficit rises 20% to $4.8bn in April despite export rebound
RIYADH: Egypt’s trade deficit widened 20.2 percent year on year to $4.8 billion in April, compared with $4 billion…
Economists and newsrooms collaborate to lie about Australia’s rapidly-advancing economy
Prominent Australian economist Saul Eslake declared on Sky News last Monday that “the OECD has shown that Australia…