5 Subtle Recession Indicators Creeping Into Everyday Life
The economy has shown a major dip in the past year or so, leading to an increase in…
Australian housing market: Home buyer’s tighten spending off the back of of consecutive rate hikes
Back-to-back cash rate hikes have put a lid on some home buyer’s budgets, according to new analysis from…
U.S. Debt Is Now Bigger Than the Economy. That’s Not the Real Problem.
For years, deficit hawks have been groping for ways to shock politicians and the public into getting serious…
Dhanin urges water push to unlock Thailand’s farm economy
Dhanin Chearavanont, senior chairman of Charoen Pokphand Group, has urged the government to put water management at the…
Ireland is over-exposed to energy price swings – The Irish Times
As geopolitical tensions trigger disruptions in global oil and gas markets, Europe’s vulnerability to energy price shocks is…
Fed chair must keep his cool as inflation’s feeling hot, hot, hot – The Times
Fed chair must keep his cool as inflation’s feeling hot, hot, hot The TimesBofA and Goldman push back Fed…
Yikes! The Federal Reserve’s May Inflation Forecast Is In, and It Has Big Implications for Social Security’s 2027 COLA.
History-making moments were aplenty for America’s leading retirement program, Social Security, in 2025. The average monthly retired-worker benefit…
Argentina’s beef consumption falls to lowest level in 20 years as prices soar
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — At 6 a.m., in the Mataderos neighborhood of Buenos Aires, workers unload sides of…
Germany turns to Madagascar graphite as Europe seeks alternatives to China
Canadian mining company NextSource Materials said German government geoscientists recently visited its Molo graphite mine in Madagascar…
IMF urges Netherlands to overhaul rent rules to ease housing crisis
The International Monetary Fund said the Netherlands needs tougher housing reforms, including changes to rental market regulation, warning…
Thailand introduces tourism fees amid global challenges
Thailand’s tourism sector is under pressure to adapt as global energy costs rise and competition in the industry…
World’s second richest country expects lower tourism receipts this year due to Middle East war
The Singapore Tourism Board projected tourism receipts of S$31 billion to 32.5 billion (US$24 billion to $25.6 billion)…