Debt servicing far exceeds defence and PSDP in first half of FY26
A bank employee counts Pakistani rupee notes at a bank in Peshawar, on August 22, 2023. — ReutersDebt…
COCOBOD exploring model that prioritises value addition over raw exports
Randy Abbey is the CEO of COCOBOD A new approach to financing cocoa purchases is being considered by…
U.S. layoffs soar in January, highest in 17 years
Despite the uptick in layoffs, the number of new unemployment claims remains relatively low. In the week ending…
US treasury head admits creating 'dollar shortage' in Iran to spark December protests – thecradle.co
US treasury head admits creating ‘dollar shortage’ in Iran to spark December protests thecradle.co🇺🇸🇮🇷 Sec. Bessent says Washington triggered…
Why the New International Economic Order Failed
There are roughly 195 countries in the world, depending on how one counts. According to the World Bank,…
‘We can’t afford to eat at every mealtime’ as friends make life changing decision
Research shows cost of living pressures beginning to ease – but millions still struggling 14:46, 06 Feb 2026Updated…
Annoh-Dompreh calls on finance minister to address Parliament on ‘rising cost of living crisis’
Frank Annoh-Dompreh is the Minority Chief Whip in Parliament The Minority Chief Whip in Parliament, Frank Annoh-Dompreh, has…
Why Canadian beer cans are ‘almost impossible’ as tariffs near 1-year mark – National
When Ottawa-based Dominion City Brewing put out a call to breweries across the country last year to collaborate…
Wheat, rice, poultry, milk off the table: What’s in it for agriculture sector in the India-US trade deal
India and the United States have unveiled a framework for an interim trade agreement, cutting US reciprocal tariffs…
Brazil’s Inpasa ramps up exports of dried distillers grains to China
By Oliver Griffin SAO PAULO, Feb 6 (Reuters) – Brazilian corn ethanol producer Inpasa will quickly ramp up…
Russia’s January Budget Deficit Hits Nearly Half of Annual Target
Russia’s federal budget posted a deficit of 1.718 trillion rubles ($22.3 billion) in January, nearly half of its…
Has the UK mortgage market gone mad?
Larger loans, smaller deposits and fewer affordability tests have made a comeback as the government seeks to boost…