Trump Tariffs Shake Indian Markets, Middle Class Mutual Fund Investors Hit
The impact of U.S. President Donald Trump’s 25% reciprocal tariffs on India, along with an additional 25% punitive…
China housing market shows no clear turning point as price declines continue
Mainland China’s new and existing home prices posted a smaller month-on-month decline in January, but the annual drop…
Women’s Development Bank rollout nears completion
Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang is the Vice President of Ghana Vice President Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has announced…
Westpac sees lift in NZ inflation expectations ahead of February RBNZ meeting
Westpac: near-term NZ inflation expectations likely to rise in Q1 RBNZ survey Summary: Westpac expects a lift in…
ECB economists question Ireland and Luxembourg’s grip on asset managers
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Indonesia’s economy needs credible policy, not quixotic targets
Listen to this article Indonesia entered 2025 under new political leadership. President Prabowo Subianto was sworn in on…
State pensioners add £60bn to UK economy despite triple lock axe calls
Britons who work beyond state pension age now pump more than £60billion into Britain’s economy annually, according to…
Europe’s China shock worsens as trade deficit widens – POLITICO
France’s High Commission for Strategy and Planning estimates that a quarter of the country’s exports are “directly threatened”…
Inflation came to 2.5% in January
Inflation. The European Union-harmonized consumer price index grew to 3.3% in May, from 2.6% in April, on an…
January inflation report could confirm recent good news on prices
Friday will round out a busy week of data on the U.S. economy, with the January Consumer Price…
New Zealand manufacturing PMI eases to 55.2 but signals solid expansion (vs. January 56.1)
NZ manufacturing opens 2026 in solid expansion territory, with production and new orders leading, though confidence softens. Summary:…
New York Fed: U.S. consumers, businesses bear nearly 90% tariff costs – news.cgtn.com
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