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Yields continue to soar higher as inflation fears permeate across markets
It’s a brand new week but the main focus in markets stay on the Middle East. The US-Iran…
UK Holds Emergency Meeting on Economy Amid Rising Iran War
UK Government Holds Emergency Meeting as Iran War Threatens Economic Stability Economic Impact of Iran War on the…
The US benefits from the closing of the Hormuz Strait are 'tremendous,' expert says – AOL.com
The US benefits from the closing of the Hormuz Strait are ‘tremendous,’ expert says AOL.comHormuz Strait Has Been Under…
IEA warns Middle East crisis worse than 1970s oil shocks, eyes stock releases
IEA warns crisis worse than 1970s shocks as Hormuz disruption drives global energy strain. Summary: IEA warns Middle…
‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ traps more young Malaysians in debt cycle
Chan Jun Hong, 29, spends about MYR3,000 (US$763) each month servicing debts, which account for more than 60%…
Windfall from Increased Oil Prices Boosts Nigeria’s Fiscal Space, Offers Relief, Opportunity – THISDAYLIVE
Ndubuisi Francis in Abuja Abia State Governor, Dr. Alex Otti, has noted that the current windfall from increased…
China Joins Turkey, Brazil, South Korea, Singapore, India, and Others in Depending on Russia to Stabilize Their Aviation, Hotel, and Travel Industry as the Middle East Crisis Hammers Global Tourism with Crude Oil Shortage and Energy Uncertainty: Everything You Need To Know
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China’s emotional economy is on the rise
A giant inflatable Labubu toy floats on the water at Victoria Harbour on October 25, 2025 in Hong…
New Zealand outlook cut to negative by Fitch as debt concerns mount
Fitch outlook cut puts New Zealand’s fiscal path under scrutiny and lifts yields. Summary: Fitch revises New Zealand…
Warren Mosler criticises Westminster’s economic leadership
Mosler, who lives in the US Virgin Islands, was speaking at Scotland’s Economics Festival, a three-day event running…
War might actually benefit Greek tourism, says Deutsche Bank
The net impact of the war in the Middle East on Greek tourism remains uncertain, although it could…