No 1970s but oil shock still hits consumers, businesses
A sign saying “Sorry, No Petrol” on the forecourt of a BP service station during a fuel shortage…
Global finance watchdog warns over private credit industry fuelling AI boom | Financial sector
The private credit industry’s role in fuelling the AI boom could backfire, with a sharp correction leading to…
IMF Chief Georgieva Says War’s ‘Adverse Scenario’ Already in Effect
The head of the International Monetary Fund on Monday warned that inflation was already picking up and the…
The “ticking time bomb” of oil price volatility has not fully detonated.
Oil prices have already risen, but the worst impacts are yet to come. Research shows that the shock…
Strong reserves, stable policy make India standout in emerging markets: Moody’s
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Gulf war risks global stagflation as oil shock ripples worldwide | Khaleej Times – newspaper
The escalating Gulf conflict is rapidly reshaping the global economic outlook, with mounting evidence that the shock is…
Banks reject 91% of e-bike requests
ISLAMABAD: Commercial banks have shown little enthusiasm for the prime minister’s scheme to deliver subsidised electric bikes, approving…
Middle East conflict: Warning over Kiwis’ ability to pay back debt
Photo: RNZ Reserve Bank warns of heightened uncertainty due to Iran war Economic recovery expected to be “somewhat…
Jobless rate steadies, wages rise +2%
The jobless rate steadies overall but is rising for those under 25 years. It is particularly tough for…
Businesses increasingly dissatisfied with government due to rising costs, survey says
MYOB’s Annual Business Monitor indicated businesses were under pressure from increasing costs. (File photo) Photo: RNZ / Quin…
Fuel prices rising in the US as costs stabilise in Australia
Fuel prices in the United States hit their highest levels in almost four years at the end of…
Unemployment rate falls despite initial impact of the oil shock
“We felt that the jump in the participation rate in the previous quarter was overstated, having been concentrated…