Chinese firms explore opportunities under Ghana’s 24-Hour Economy initiative
Chinese investors pictured with officials from the 24-Hour Economy Secretariat The Chinese Embassy in Ghana, in partnership with…
EU industrial production: 0.6% annual growth since 2000 – News articles
Between 2000 and 2024, industrial production increased by an average rate of 0.6% per year in the EU. …
Japan will face a 15% US tariff from 1 August, reducing economic uncertainty | snaps
Although the specifics remain unclear, both parties called the pact a success. Trump appears to view it as…
Ghana projected to hit single-digit inflation by end of 2025
The professional services firm cited a “sustained disinflationary trend”, which it believes offers the Bank of Ghana sufficient…
Trump tariffs: They made America’s clothing. Now they are getting punished for it.
“Can you imagine what will happen if [we] lose our jobs? I’m so worried, especially for my kids.…
Experts issue warning as worsening crisis sends food prices soaring: ‘Things are changing fast’
While plants and animals have some ability to adapt to changes in temperature, the more our Earth heats…
GIFF predicts price relief as BoG issues new rules for shipping lines
Prices of imported goods are expected to reduce soon The Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders (GIFF) has hinted…
Ireland had the second most expensive food prices in the Eurozone last year
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Economic reform must included industrial transformation – Part 1
For a while it looked like federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ Economic Reform Roundtable would turn into a tax…
How Taiwan Is Betting Big On AI To Power Its Economy
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (NYSE:TSM) saw its stock recover some losses on Wednesday after closing lower on Tuesday.…
Jersey inflation rises to 2.6%, figures show
Inflation in Jersey has increased in the past three months, new figures have revealed. The Retail Prices Index…
How some US companies are turning a potential tariff hangover into an even bigger profit party
By preparing for the worst, some of America’s leading companies no longer have to hope for the best.…