Tourism nights booked via platforms hit nearly 1 billion – News articles
Between October and December 2025, guests spent 172.3 million nights in short-term rental accommodation in the EU, booked…
Fuel excise increase ‘pretty unlikely to go ahead’
It is “pretty unlikely” the next fuel excise increase will go ahead, Transport Minister Chris Bishop says, as…
OECD predicts higher inflation than Fed—what that means for your money
Consumers continue to feel the effects of inflation on their budgets. In February, the Consumer Price Index, which…
Why Auckland needs a Little India for economic growth now
The Indian community today contributes more than $10 billion to New Zealand’s economy. This is not a symbolic…
South Korean exports hit all-time high by value on chip front-loading
Trade Businesses step up purchases of semiconductors as Iran war threatens helium supplies Containers await outbound shipment at…
Iran war pushing India to edge of a currency crisis
TOKYO — In Asia, no national leader has been more effective in spinning an underperforming economy than India’s…
Pure electric car sales jump in March, but not back to subsidised levels
There were 18,293 new passenger vehicles registered in March, the most since November 2023, almost 40% as NEVs.…
‘Priming domestic demand’ vs. ‘short-term fix’: Cash aid plan draws mixed reactions
Vendors and customers are seen at a traditional market in Mapo District, Seoul, Tuesday. Yonhap Reaction among small…
Will ADP Employment Report in March signal an improving labor market?
This week, the US job market will be in the spotlight as worries mount that the economy may…
One fruit could be the first grocery item to soar as the Iran war sends diesel soaring
Michael M. Santiago/Getty Raspberries have always been one of the most delicate fruits in the grocery store. According…
South Africa cuts fuel levy as oil prices surge on Iran conflict
The government said on Tuesday it would reduce the general fuel levy by about $0.16 (3 rand) per…
UK food inflation ‘could hit 9% this year’ as Iran war drives up energy prices | Food & drink industry
Food inflation could hit 9% in the UK this year, even if the strait of Hormuz opens within…