EEconomy Read More How are people in Guernsey and Jersey managing cost of living?July 24, 2025 She said she had taken time off to look after her daughter, which meant her husband was the…
EEconomy Read More Lloyds reports strong growth as UK economy improvesJuly 24, 2025 Thursday 24 July 2025 8:16 am | Updated: Thursday 24 July 2025 9:01 am Share Facebook Share on Facebook…
EEconomy Read More China’s Coal Price Surge May Lose Steam Without Policy SupportJuly 24, 2025 A rally in Chinese coal prices following government moves to tackle excess supply will probably be fleeting without…
EEconomy Read More International students have not driven rents and inflation higher, RBA saysJuly 24, 2025 The rapid growth in international student numbers post-pandemic has not been a major driver of higher rents and…
EEconomy Read More River Island on ‘brink of collapse’ in WEEKS as 33 shops and hundreds of jobs at risk – The SunJuly 24, 2025 River Island on ‘brink of collapse’ in WEEKS as 33 shops and hundreds of jobs at risk The SunMajor…
EEconomy Read More Unpacking China’s early export resilience in face of tariffs | articlesJuly 24, 2025 We’re already starting to see a clear impact of tariffs across various pockets of trade, as well as…
EEconomy Read More South Korea GDP rebounds to growth in Q2 as exports riseJuly 24, 2025 SEOUL — South Korea’s economy returned to growth in the second quarter of this year as exports ticked…
EEconomy Read More US cancels high-level tariff talks with Korea at last moment – The Korea TimesJuly 24, 2025 US cancels high-level tariff talks with Korea at last moment The Korea TimesIn South Korea, Trump’s tariff threats place…
EEconomy Read More Bright spots emerge in corporate earnings as tariff uncertainty lingersJuly 24, 2025 (Reuters) -Some of the world’s top tech firms, including U.S. search giant Alphabet, South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix…
EEconomy Read More Japan investors bet on risk of unknown over Ishiba’s stagnationJuly 24, 2025 TOKYO — Japanese stocks rose and bond prices fell Wednesday on reports that Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba would announce…
EEconomy Read More UK vehicle making hits lowest level since 1953, excluding CovidJuly 24, 2025 British car and van production in the first half of this year has hit its lowest level since…
EEconomy Read More 10% public sector wage cap for 2025 key to containing expenditure — Government tells IMFJuly 24, 2025 The Government of Ghana has informed the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that its decision to cap public sector…