EEconomy Read More Private capital investment remains resilient in the face of uncertaintyMay 18, 2026 Photo: 123rf Last year’s weak economic conditions coincided with a 35 percent drop in the value of capital…
EEconomy Read More Japan considers compiling supplementary budget to fight fuel costsMay 18, 2026 Politics Summer’s high electricity and gas bills concern Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi Sanae Takaichi speaks during a meeting…
EEconomy Read More CNBC Daily Open: G7 to assess economic shockMay 18, 2026 The flags of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the European Union…
EEconomy Read More Exclusive-Japan’s extra budget to include funding from fresh debt, source saysMay 18, 2026 By Tamiyuki Kihara and Leika Kihara TOKYO, May 18 (Reuters) – Japan’s government is likely to issue fresh…
EEconomy Read More Anglo American Offloads Australian Coal Assets to Dhilmar for £2.9 BillionMay 18, 2026 London-listed mining conglomerate Anglo American has struck a definitive $3.88 billion (approximately £2.9 billion or KES 490 billion)…
EEconomy Read More Labour cannot escape Britain’s debt spiralMay 18, 2026 After months of registering mild but persistent disapproval of Western governments, the bond vigilantes came out in force…
EEconomy Read More Stress, uncertainty as economy views decline; many voice frustration with Trump’s economic approach, CBS News poll findsMay 18, 2026 Big numbers of Americans are concerned and stressed about finances, and feelings of being secure and content about…
EEconomy Read More The US Now Ships Oil to Australia as the Strait of Hormuz Crisis EscalatesMay 18, 2026 Quick Read The Strait of Hormuz conflict is rerouting global oil supply, pushing WTI crude to $114.58 and…
EEconomy Read More New Zealand services sector contracts again in April as fuel costs biteMay 18, 2026 New Zealand’s services sector contracted for a second straight month in April, with the PSI reading at 48.9,…
EEconomy Read More Global chaos for $630 version of $60K item hits major Aus citiesMay 18, 2026 Aussies desperate to get their hands on a $630 version of a designer $60,000 item were seen queuing…
EEconomy Read More Supply shocks weren’t random. They were strategic—and should be seen as ‘supply coercion’ insteadMay 18, 2026 As the Federal Reserve considers how to respond to the latest inflationary spike, a former central banker has…
EEconomy Read More Strong regional economic upsides are driving local resilienceMay 18, 2026 Summary of key points: – Time is running out for Trump as markets start to capitulate The tale…