A case study in price controls during a time of high inflation
By Benjamin Selwyn* The US-Israel war with Iran has sent shockwaves through the global economy and predictions of COVID‑era…
DR Congo joins Africa’s resource-control push, rolls out sweeping reforms to overhaul gold trade
During a Council of Ministers meeting on April 5, Prime Minister Judith Suminwa unveiled a strategy focused on…
Kiwi travellers hit as exchange rate with Australia reaches 13-year low
An economist has warned Kiwi travellers heading across the ditch things are now more expensive than a year…
Queensland Tourism Industry Council calls for support from state, federal governments as operators at ‘tipping point’
Queensland’s peak tourism industry body has written to both state and commonwealth governments, calling for immediate and coordinated…
‘All roads lead to higher prices and slower growth,’ warns IMF chief
Kristalina Georgieva, managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), in Davos, Switzerland, on Monday, Jan. 19, 2026.…
Harvard Economist Warns of Painful’ Interest Rates, New Inflation Wave
The impacts of the Iran war could create a painful new reality for borrowers, one Harvard professor says.…
Hedge fund borrowing exposes emerging markets to greater Iran war risk, says IMF | Global economy
Emerging economies are at greater risk of higher interest rates and currency shocks resulting from the Iran war…
A New Political Fault Line Opens Over Canada’s Energy Future
Canada is often torn in two different directions when it comes to energy policy, with former Prime Minister…
Coffee prices may rise, but no risk of supply shortage
[s ]Rising oil costs have put pressure on prices across New Zealand including food and grocery essentials. Fuel…
Coffee prices may rise, but no risk of supply shortage
[s ]Rising oil costs have put pressure on prices across New Zealand including food and grocery essentials. Fuel…
Inside Economics: RBNZ in better shape than Aussie central bank, plus could Iran conflict end US dollar dominance
More inflation and lower growth seem to be the general expectation of most economists. But what does that…
Investors so far not expecting a “sustained stagflationary shock” — TradingView News
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