European companies ‘becoming more reliant on China, not less’, EU chamber chief says
Europe’s push to reduce its dependence on China is driving many of its companies deeper into Chinese supply…
UK cost of living squeeze eases after record fall in diesel prices, and drop in mortgage rates – business live | Business
Introduction: UK diesel prices record biggest monthly drop on record, RAC says Good morning, and welcome to our…
Australia ranks third-highest for median wealth globally, UBS data shows
A rising number of everyday Australians have a seven-figure net worth, according to a global report from Swiss…
NFP expected to show US labor market remained resilient in June
The United States (US) Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) will release the Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) data for June…
Unpacking AI: PM Christopher Luxon – Just being average means you’re falling behind
Interest.co.nz is unpacking how AI will change your everyday life – the risks, the opportunities, and what to…
Wosh: Inflation has cooled in recent weeks, AI is reshaping the economy, and forward guidance has lost its necessity
Summary: Federal Reserve Chairman Waller clearly stated at the ECB forum that the Fed will abandon forward guidance…
After South Korea was forced to accept the largest IMF bailout in history in 1997, more than three and a half million ordinary citizens donated their wedding rings, family heirlooms, and Olympic gold medals to help repay the country’s debt — collecting 227 tons of gold in four months
Three and a half million Koreans lined up outside their banks in January 1998 to hand over their…
Corporate profits plunge 44% as inflation, energy crisis deepen pressure
According to data from Lion City Advisory, aggregate net profits fell to Tk2,764.45 crore in Q1 of 2026,…
Indonesia logs first trade deficit in six years as imports soar
Trade Southeast Asia’s largest economy weighed down by higher energy bill Oil storage tanks in Jakarta: Southeast Asia’s largest…
Australia’s mortgage burden is now above 1989 levels – when interest rates were 17% | Housing
Australia’s national mortgage burden is heavier now than it was when lending rates reached 17% at the end…
WEEKLY WEBCAST: Update On The ‘G-Shaped’ Versus ‘K-Shaped’ Economy Debate
Consumer spending has been remarkably resilient, growing for the past two years faster than consumers’ disposable incomes have…
Financial markets look ahead to US labour market data
Global markets are little changed as investors looked for guidance from major central bankers gathered at the ECB’s…