Markets expect Trump’s latest China tariffs will backfire as gold jumps and the dollar ‘is not looking healthy’
Financial markets suffered a rerun of their swoon in April, when “Liberation Day” tariffs shocked global investors, signaling…
Vietnam Excites Investors With Dramatic Economic Reform Program: New Economy
Just months after Donald Trump singled out Vietnam for one of the most punitive tariff rates on a…
Farmers to benefit as Ivory Coast lifts cocoa price to record high
President Ouattara increases cocoa farm gate price in Ivory Coast The world’s leading cocoa producer, Ivory Coast, has…
Americans are falling behind on car payments. Here’s why that could be a dark omen for the economy
The latest headlines from our reporters across the US sent straight to your inbox each weekdayYour briefing on…
Greece’s Public Debt Set to Return to 2009 Levels
Greece’s 2026 budget aims at reducing public debt to 2009 levels in percentage of GDP. Overview of Athens…
The cracks are starting to appear in the shadow banking bubble
It is lightly regulated. The size of the exposure is often unknown. And many of the loans are…
Moody’s boosts Ghana’s credit rating
Credit rating agency, Moody’s International ratings agency Moody’s has upgraded Ghana’s long-term foreign currency credit rating from Caa2…
Exploring new avenues for economic cooperation
The economic relations between India and Qatar are moving towards new heights. The India-Qatar Business Summit, held in…
What are rare earth minerals, and why are they central to Trump’s threats against China?
New York — The US trade war with China has a major sticking point: rare earth minerals. China…
Reeves ‘pressures business chiefs to talk up the UK economy’
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India poised to drive one-fifth of global GDP growth; resilient to external shocks: Shaktikanta Das
India is expected to contribute about 20% of global GDP growth, underpinned by strong domestic demand and prudent…
$30b gap found in import records
ISLAMABAD: The federal government booked $321 billion in imports during the past five years, $30 billion more than…