Russian Wage Arrears Nearly Double as Regional Budgets and Businesses Come Under Strain
Russia’s overdue wage debt nearly doubled in April from a year earlier and surged almost sixfold since the…
Ministers in talks over shelving carbon tax on fertiliser to curb UK food inflation | Inflation
Ministers are in discussions about suspending a carbon tax on fertilisers, due to come into effect early next…
‘Hidden datacentre tax’ costing Irish households millions, report says | Computing
Energy demand by datacentres in Ireland has added hundreds of euros to household electricity bills in a pattern…
Dangote reduces Nigeria’s dependence on dollars despite resistance from the old system
Nigeria’s growing energy independence is a result of the expanding production of the 650,000-barrel-per-day Dangote Petroleum Refinery,…
Treasury yields rise amid renewed inflation fears ahead of key data
Treasury yields rose early Thursday after Iranian strikes on a U.S. military base earlier in the session prompted…
Euro area economic sentiment picks back up a little in May but headwinds linger
Economic confidence 93.5 vs 92.8 expectedPrior 93.0; revised to 93.2 The indicator continues to score below its long-term…
FII reversal likely on strong governance amid 6.5% growth outlook, says Piramal’s Debopam Chaudhuri
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 28 (ANI): The economic fallout from the West Asia conflict has also triggered severe…
UK risks £125bn hit a year from youth unemployment, landmark report says | UK unemployment and employment statistics
Britain risks a financial hit worth £125bn a year from a worsening crisis in youth worklessness after a…
ECB policymaker Stournaras confirms a rate hike in June is the most likely development
The Governor of the Bank of Greece and ECB Governing Council member, Yannis Stournaras in a Wednesday interview…
ECB warns fiscal, geopolitical risks ‘underestimated’ by markets
Economy Bank’s new report also notes rising interest rates in Japan could see capital flows shift The ECB…
Budget 2026: Education boost in trade training for teens, tertiary subsidies frozen
Photo: RNZ/Liam K. Swiggs The Budget boosts spending on curriculum changes and trade training for teens, freezes nearly…
Australia capex surges on data centre spend but households cut back sharply
Australian private capital expenditure surged 6.5% in Q1, driven by data centre equipment investment, while April household spending…