Why are banks cutting deposit interest rates despite high inflation?
Banks have begun reducing deposit interest rates even though inflation remains above 9%, widening the gap between returns…
Overseas exposure for Q2 hits record NT$31 trillion
INCREASING FIGURES: The US remained the largest destination of exposure for the 45th quarter, followed by China at…
Exports forecast to pass US$850bn by end of this year
Amid optimism over long-term artificial intelligence (AI) development, the Ministry of Finance has forecast that the momentum seen…
GT Voice: China-S.Korea ‘cool’ trade flourishes amid heat waves
A view of the Seoul skyline Photo: VCG South Korea is grappling with scorching heat waves this summer,…
Zimbabwe limits gold-buying incentives to $300 million as it weighs the cost of backing its currency
Zimbabwe will cap government spending on its gold-buying incentive scheme at $300 million this year and review the…
Big names, broken trust | The Daily Star
Here, hiring a Big Four firm can resemble buying an expensive wedding sherwani: worn once and remembered through…
Britain is paying the price for failing to invest in its young people | Richard Partington
Most people think Britain is not working as it should. For young people, the situation is at its…
The true cost of driving: How Australian taxpayers subsidise half of private vehicle use
August 9, 2026 — 7:30pm Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from…
Great Wealth Transfer vs. great disappointment: Baby boomers pass on a fraction of their fortune
Baby boomers are sitting on immense wealth after benefiting from a historic era of economic growth and financial…
Indonesians sound alarm over historic low in currency
Over the past six months, the world has been glued to charts, gripped by the high price of…
Finance chief eyes 1.85 million visitors to fuel spending amid packed mega-event lineup
With more than 100 mega events lined up for the rest of the year, Financial Secretary Paul Chan…
China’s CPI up 0.5 pct in July
China’s consumer price index (CPI), a main gauge of inflation, rose 0.5 percent year on year in July,…