Top 10 African countries with the worst inflation from the COVID year to 2025
While some African nations have managed to contain inflation through stricter monetary policies and stable currency rates, others…
The Government’s Play to Rebuild the Domestic Rare Earths Supply Chain
MP Materials (NYSE:MP) said it has entered a public-private partnership with the U.S. Department of Defense to shore…
Powell to deliver Jackson Hole speech Friday. What Wall Street expects
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is set to deliver what almost certainly will be his last keynote address…
IEA explains why Ghana risks another IMF return
Ghana is currently under a $3 billion IMF bailout program The Board Chairman of the Institute of Economic…
IMF Ranks Kazakhstan Above Russia in GDP Per Capita for 2025
Kazakhstan is now richer than Russia. That is according to the latest data from the International Monetary Fund,…
Number of people at work rises by 2.3% in Q2
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the estimated number of people in employment in the…
US-EU joint statement says tariffs relief for autos to come in 'hopefully weeks' – investingLive
US-EU joint statement says tariffs relief for autos to come in ‘hopefully weeks’ investingLiveDonald Trump backs down from 250%…
KC Fed’s Schmid wary of September rate cut, notes ‘very consequential’ data in coming weeks
JACKSON HOLE, Wyo. — Kansas City Fed president Jeffrey Schmid said on Thursday the August jobs report due…
France August flash services PMI 49.7 vs 48.5 expected
Prior 48.5Manufacturing PMI 49.9 vs 48.0 expectedPrior 48.2Composite PMI 49.8 vs 48.5 expectedPrior 48.6 Both the services and…
US S&P Global Manufacturing PMI 53.3 versus 49.5 estimate – investingLive
US S&P Global Manufacturing PMI 53.3 versus 49.5 estimate investingLiveUS business activity picks up in August, factories lead the…
Can China cope with a deindustrialised future?
Amid all the trouble facing China—trade war, covid-19, a property slump—the country’s leaders have remained confident about the…
Britain’s debt soars under Labour: UK in the red by an extra £186BILLION since last year’s general election
Britain’s national debt soared by an eye-watering £186billion during Labour‘s first year in power, an analysis has shown.…