Wall Street eyes battered French assets as government faces collapse
France’s government is on the brink of collapse in a parliamentary confidence vote that has battered the country’s…
US may slap tariffs on IT service exports: Which Indian tech jobs are at risk and who could gain?
US may slap tariffs on IT service exports. Indian tech jobs are currently at a high risk of…
July data keeps hope alive for cyclical rebound in German industry | snaps
Looking ahead, there is still a slight chance of a surprise rebound in German industry. The government’s measures…
Ghana ineligible to receive U.S. foreign assistance for 2026 financial year under MCC
Ghana is ineligible to receive foreign assistance for the Financial Year 2026 from the United States under the Millennium…
Lending Rates May Fall as Inflation Eases in Nigeria
The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr Olayemi Cardoso, has hinted that lending rates may decline…
Japan’s GDP rises 0.5% QoQ in Q2 2025 vs 0.3% expected
The Japanese economy grew 0.5% over the quarter in the second quarter (Q2) of 2025, the final reading released by…
Nikkei 225, Japan yen, Ishiba resignation
The Tokyo Tower stands amid buildings at dusk in Tokyo, Japan. Bloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty Images Asia-Pacific…
Trump tariff impact: India’s GDP growth could take a 0.5% hit this year, says Chief Economic Adviser Nageswaran
V. Anantha Nageswaran discussed the potential economic impact of the United States’ trade measures. (AI image) US President…
New Zealand income growth one of the worst in the world
New Zealand ranks 37th out of 43 for growth over the past two years. File photo. Photo: RNZ…
Fewer families went on a summer holiday as cost-of-living crisis bites
Fewer UK families went on holiday this summer as the cost-of-living crisis is hitting household budgets, a travel…
India’s chief economic adviser says Trump’s tariffs could shave 0.5% off GDP, Bloomberg News reports
(Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump‘s 50% tariffs on India could reduce the country’s gross domestic product by half…
Traders resurrected the long-dead “confidence fairy,” and it’s juicing consumption despite the tariffs
What if the only thing we had to fear really was fear itself? That’s the optimist’s view of…