EEconomy Read More Thailand weighs three war scenarios as GDP and inflation risks riseApril 27, 2026 Scenario 1: Conflict ends in first half of 2026 In the most optimistic scenario, negotiations between the opposing…
EEconomy Read More ATTA warns Thai tourism faces double hit from baht and airfaresApril 27, 2026 “The tourism sector is now facing a double impact from baht volatility and the fighting in the Middle…
EEconomy Read More ESF reserves reach HK$3.75 billion, even as government subsidies shrinkApril 27, 2026 The reserves of Hong Kong’s largest international school group have more than tripled to HK$3.75 billion (US$480.8 million)…
EEconomy Read More Gov’t starts rolling out cash aid for vulnerable groups amid Mideast crisisApril 27, 2026 Citizens apply for cash assistance to ease financial strains caused by the Middle East crisis at a community…
EEconomy Read More Preview: Bank of Japan rate decision knife-edge, Japan inflation runs hotter than expectedApril 27, 2026 ING says Japan’s March CPI beat forecasts and inflation will accelerate further, complicating the BoJ’s rate decision on…
EEconomy Read More Yuan assets gain traction amid shifting global landscapesApril 27, 2026 A city view of Nanshan district, Shenzhen, South China’s Guangdong Province Photo: VCG Amid recent geopolitical tensions in…
EEconomy Read More Will Trump cause a Greater Depression?April 27, 2026 Financial crises are never alike. What they all have in common is a proliferation of strange stories. The…
EEconomy Read More China industrial profits jump 15.8% in March, fueled by AI and chip boom despite oil shock risksApril 27, 2026 Employees work on the production line of solar panels at a workshop of Jiangsu DMEGC New Energy Co.,…
EEconomy Read More Physical Shortage and Global GrowthApril 27, 2026 Thank you for subscribing to my posts. If you’re not yet a paying subscriber, please consider becoming one.…
EEconomy Read More Cheap spirits, pricey condoms: how war in the Middle East is shifting the way Australians spend | Consumer affairsApril 27, 2026 1. Cheap drinks There has been a years-long trend in Australia of drinking less, but better quality, alcohol. …
EEconomy Read More China Hit Brakes on Fiscal Stimulus as Economy Holds Up Amid WarApril 27, 2026 (Bloomberg) — China pulled back on fiscal spending in March as the economy rebounded at the start of…
EEconomy Read More Meet the doom-spenders: young consumers splashing the cash to blot out economic anxietyApril 26, 2026 From travel to new technology, more people are turning to their wallets to help fight off sense of…