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Germany unveils €1.6 billion fuel price relief
Germany unveils €1.6 billion fuel price relief to tackle energy shockGermany has today unveiled €1.6 billion in fuel…
Deal lifespans hit record low as rate cut hopes dim
Monday 13 April 2026 10:10 am Mortgage lenders have axed deals since the Iran war broke out Borrowers…
DR Congo bans dollar cash payments in major push to curb dollarisation
Foreign currency transactions will only be permitted electronically through the banking system, a move authorities say will improve…
Nigeria’s Economy In Shock – Edun • Channels Television
Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, has said that Nigeria’s economy is…
The Federal Reserve’s April Inflation Forecast Is In — and It Just Keeps Getting Worse for Wall Street
For much of the previous seven years, the stock market thrived. Except for 2022, the benchmark S&P 500…
Rate hike bets increase after the failed US-Iran talks as energy prices remain elevated
The optimism that briefly buoyed global markets last week has vanished as traders firm up rate hike bets…
MAS set to tighten monetary policy allowing Singdollar to strengthen, say analysts; Man City beat Chelsea 3-0: Singapore live news
A tribute to legendary Indian singer Asha Bhosle reflects on the giant screen during the Indian Premier League…
Mortgage deals pulled at fastest rate on record as product choice shrinks
Mortgage deals are disappearing from the market at their fastest rate on record, as product choice declines and…
Does it make sense to walk away from my tracker mortgage rate? – The Irish Times
We are looking for advice on switching from a tracker mortgage with AIB to one of their fixed-rate…
Firms slash jobs at fastest pace this year and pay growth slows
Monday 13 April 2026 12:01 am | Updated: Saturday 11 April 2026 3:14 pm Jobs were cut at a…
From toilet paper to travel: why inflation could soon hit Hongkongers hard
With various Hong Kong industries battered by the world’s highest petrol and diesel prices, economists and business leaders…