Malaysia’s Resurgence – OpEd – Eurasia Review
By Jake Scott In the last month, the small nation of Malaysia has risen in the views of global…
‘Those days are over’: These business owners say they can’t raise prices even if they wanted to
Looking out his shop window, across the street, just to the right, Paloma Clothing co-owner Mike Roach sees…
China to stockpile critical resources and strengthen energy security to avoid trade shocks
Beijing is prioritising “strategic material security” under its new 15th five-year plan that elevates the supply and domestic…
What is the WA government saying about fuel disruption amid the Middle East war?
We’re doing all we can to address the situation — but don’t panic. We’ve appointed a fuel security…
When people become unusually tight with money later in life, it’s rarely about greed—these 9 quiet fears are usually behind it
My grandfather counted everything. Not in a miserly way—he was generous when it mattered, quietly slipping money to…
Government signals further relief steps
[InTime News] Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos said Saturday the government will take additional economic support measures as the…
UK Joins Germany, France, China, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Italy, Spain, and More Nations in Facing a Significant Crisis in European and Asian Tourism as Crude Oil Prices Surge Past Hundred Dollars Per Barrel: Everything You Need To Know
Home » Latest Travel News » UK Joins Germany, France, China, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Italy, Spain, and…
How much might prices rise, and when?
Rising oil prices are expecting to put pressure on prices across New Zealand. But from food to coffee…
What is stagflation and what can we do about it?
What is stagflation? You may have heard the word in recent weeks, because experts are worried that the…
Is the Govt’s ‘worst-case’ inflation scenario not bad enough?
Finance Minister Nicola Willis might be being optimistic if she thinks inflation at 3.7% is a “worst case…
Worse than 2008? – resilience
Several commentators have remarked that the United States’ war on Iran carries echoes of 2008. I’ll argue here…
War induced risk-off sentiment hits the Kiwi dollar
Summary of key points: – Lack of progress in the Iranian war boosts “risk-off” sentiment in FX markets…