Bangkok Post – Thailand likely to avoid interest rate hike
Inflation remains subdued, even as regional neighbours take action The Bank of Thailand is expected to keep interest…
Fuel, parking, cost of living: why Aucklanders are choosing the bus
More Aucklanders are getting back on the bus as rising fuel prices, parking costs and cost-of-living pressures push…
Canada falls into recession for the first time since pandemic
Canada has slipped into a technical recession for the first time since the pandemic, after Statistics Canada reported…
Is a reckoning finally here for Australian house prices?
‘Since 1999, house prices have risen over 400 percent, more than twice as fast as average incomes.’ So spoke…
Chevron moves into Greek offshore gas exploration as Europe’s energy focus shifts east
Published on 29/05/2026 – 14:51 GMT+2 Chevron’s bid to join Greece’s offshore Block 10 underscores the growing importance…
CEOs are turning pessimistic about the economy
The people whose problems include finding a place to park their yacht are starting to sound like everyone…
Europe Today: Is the EU about to take on a tougher economic stance towards China?
Published on 29/05/2026 – 7:58 GMT+2•Updated 13:50 Also on today’s show hosted by Méabh Mc Mahon: ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT…
Iran crypto crackdown deepens as US targets IRGC wallets
The U.S. Treasury has said it has seized nearly $1 billion in cryptocurrency linked to Iran as Washington…
News of the day: Canada’s shrinking economy, a technical recession, Scotiabank expands south, Costco tariff refunds, early retirement and more
This is the first time the Canadian economy experienced two consecutive quarters of negative growth since 2020. (Credit:…
Value of Anthropic surges to US$965bn after private funding push
Artificial intelligence company Anthropic has announced it raised US$65 billion (NZ$109 billion) in private funding that will push…
Is a technical recession enough to spur the Bank of Canada to cut interest rates?
Despite the negative GDP surprise, markets are still pricing in a Bank of Canada rate cut in 2026.…
Prices to Rise for Over 1,000 Food Items in Japan in June
Newsfrom Japan Economy May 29, 2026 15:20 (JST) Tokyo, May 29 (Jiji Press)–Major food makers in Japan plan…