Which European countries will be the richest by 2030?
Gross domestic product (GDP) per capita is one of the most widely used tools for comparing economies —…
Analysts doubt Iran war will prompt China stimulus, tip ‘solid’ first-quarter GDP growth
The US-Israeli war on Iran and the current Iranian and American blockades of shipping through the Strait of…
EU’s largest economies vs top US states: How do they compare in GDP?
In terms of GDP per capita, even the poorest US state outranked the top five European economies in…
Fonterra’s $5.4b farmer payout tipped to add 1% to New Zealand GDP
This week, ANZ said its NZ dollar Commodity Price Index for March rose 6.4%, month-on-month to a record…
Exclusive | Andrew Tilton on China’s growth prospects, economic trajectory in wake of Iran war
Andrew Tilton, chief Asia-Pacific economist at Goldman Sachs, speaks to the South China Morning Post about the long-term…
China’s GDP growth likely accelerated in Q1 despite Iran shock: survey
Economy Full-year performance still expected to slow as property and other pressures weigh Workers ride scooters in an urban…
Air New Zealand could see losses totalling over $500 mln across this year and next
Air New Zealand [AIR] is facing potential pre-tax losses across the current year and next year totalling over…
Iran conflict fallout: Westpac tips GDP to shrink in June quarter
Eckhold warned of a “really large hit to confidence in the next few months, both for businesses and…
‘Hope is not a plan’: the week the economic outlook turned grimmer
Thursday’s GDP figures were disappointing enough on their own. Against the backdrop of an escalating fuel crisis, they…
GDP increase ‘disappointing’ as Government spending boosts growth and households reluctant to spend
It jumped 2.5% over the quarter for its biggest lift since December 2021. “The fact that central government…
GDP growth not as strong as hoped in fourth quarter
On an annual average basis, GDP was up 0.2% to December 2025, compared with the year ended December…
After the oil shock: What economists now expect on inflation, GDP and interest rates – Inside Economics
That’s a good question. While there’s no shortage of speculation about what might happen, it’s all limited by…