The 3.00 squeeze: Why the surging shekel is a threat to Israel’s economy
In recent weeks, Israel’s monetary system has been undergoing a shake-up that goes beyond routine fluctuations. While the…
Ghana records over $3 billion in exports as cocoa processing drives industrial shift
The shift away from raw material dependence is increasingly reshaping the country’s trade structure and strengthening its position…
China presses IMF for quota reform, better surveillance of advanced economies
China’s central bank chief has urged the IMF to serve as a bulwark against “rising unilateralism”, at a…
Fuel sufficiency for two months
[SHUTTERSTOCK] There is market concern over whether Greece will be able to maintain adequate fuel supplies if the…
Towards a new global financial architecture
By Raf Manji* The current challenges to the established financial architecture are not unique to this moment in time,…
Asia growth forecasts slashed as Iran war and tariffs threaten supply chains
Asia-Pacific economies are likely to suffer a slowdown in growth this year, as rising costs linked to the…
Market outlook for the week of 20th-24th April
The highlight for Monday will be Canada’s CPI release. This will be followed by New Zealand’s inflation data…
Australians buck long-term trend by using more notes and coins
Updated April 20, 2026 — 3:10pm,first published 3:08pm Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items.…
What are the main events for today?
EUROPEAN SESSION In the European session, we don’t have anything on the agenda. The focus remains on US-Iran…
German producer prices in March see largest monthly jump since August 2022
The March data shows: Producer prices (monthly) +2.5% m/mProducer prices (annual) -0.2% y/y That isn’t a surprise with…
Chalmers says Iran war will raise inflation and unemployment, warning fallout of conflict could be ‘severe’ | Australian politics
The treasurer, Jim Chalmers, says inflation and unemployment are expected to rise because of Donald Trump’s war in…
Vietnam’s Phu Quoc struggles to secure enough workers to finish APEC 2027 sites in time
Contractors are running continuous overtime, raising wages by up to 40%, and paying newly recruited workers standby pay…