Vietnamese tycoon targets six Angolan provinces with projects set to benefit 50,000 families as Asian capital pours in
The proposed projects by Xuan Thien Group, chaired by Vietnamese tycoon Nguyen Van Thien, will cover Uíge,…
Africa’s hold-rate era fades as central banks turn hawkish again
Africa’s brief hold-rate era is drawing to a close as a growing number of central banks once again…
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Shanghai beats GDP estimates with 5.6% growth – but two-speed recovery persists
Shanghai’s economy expanded 5.6 per cent in the first half of the year, beating expectations on strong growth…
Inflation in Canada: Despite slowdown, prices still high
Gas prices brought inflation down in June, though higher food costs continue to squeeze household budgets. Geneviève Beauchemin…
Takaichi’s new economic blueprint for Japan: 4 things to know
Politics PM is betting that public spending can be turned into lasting productivity gains Japanese Prime Minister Sanae…
Rates Spark: Testing new highs – ING Think
Rates Spark: Testing new highs ING ThinkPreview – ECB seen holding at 2.25% as Middle East conflict clouds outlook,…
EU hits AliExpress with a record fine over unsafe and counterfeit goods
The European Commission on Tuesday fined Chinese online marketplace AliExpress €550 million (NZ$1.074 billion) for failing to adequately…
NZ sharemarket down 0.2% on news of high inflation – Market close
The Consumers Price Index (CPI) increased 1.5% in the June quarter, with petrol and diesel making up two-thirds…
Grocery price inflation slows to lowest rate since December 2024
Shoppers made 497 million trips to the supermarket over the period (PA) (PA Archive) Grocery price inflation has…
CNBC Daily Open: Can he Healey the British economy?
Secretary of State for Defence John Healey arrives in Downing Street to attend the weekly Cabinet meeting in…
UK Unemployment Rate steadies at 4.9% in May vs. 5.0% expected
The United Kingdom’s (UK) ILO Unemployment Rate remained steady at 4.9% in the three months to May after reporting…