Global forecasting group sees U.S. inflation at 4.2% this year, much higher than Fed estimate
The Iran war and its impact on the global energy market will keep headline U.S. inflation this year…
India’s private sector growth slows to 3-year low, as Mideast conflict weighs
MANGALURU, INDIA – SEPTEMBER 05: A general view shows a section of the Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited…
China vows to continue opening its economy amid U.S. trade tensions
Li Qiang, China’s premier, speaks at the China Development Forum in Beijing, China, on Sunday, March 22, 2026.…
Food prices could rise due to fertilizer shortages
The war in Iran could raise global food prices as the conflict disrupts fertilizer shipments through one of…
Sir John Key backs digital banking, hits out at Reserve Bank push for more cash access
He was named chairman of its advisory group in March last year. Key said the push to go…
Rugby: Crusaders teammates trade punches as tensions spill over at training
“So there should be,” Penney said when asked if there was tension in the camp after the 29-13…
Robust Türkiye-Spain ties deliver record trade, tourism figures
Strengthening bilateral ties between Türkiye and Spain has brought together record figures in trade and tourism, with 2025…
Chinese economic officials flag Iran war risks, vow ‘balanced’ trade
Chinese officials brief reporters in Beijing on March 6. From left: China Securities Regulatory Commission Chairman Wu Qing; Commerce Minister Wang…
Trade Me drops success fee, Facebook ‘snapping at its heels’
Buyers will also pay a new service fee based on the purchase price, if items are more than…
Five in a row: GDT streak continues with 5.7% surge – NZ Herald
Five in a row: GDT streak continues with 5.7% surge NZ HeraldButter price pain set to stay as global…
How patients navigate losing insurance coverage
“It was definitely not a willpower thing,” he said. “It was chemical. [Zepbound] gave my body the biological…
Europe prepares for higher energy prices after US attack on Iran – POLITICO
“The fact is still that Europe imports most of its energy from other countries. And I think events…