Bangkok Post – Retirement savings plan tipped for 2027
Expanded options for investors The Finance Ministry expects the new tax-deductible retirement savings scheme, known as the Thailand…
Russia’s economy is much worse than it seems, and ‘elites are increasingly alarmed’ as GDP contracts
The Swedish government has come up with some drastically different economic figures on Russia that make the Kremlin’s…
Morocco’s CIMAF invests $45 million in Gabon as Africa’s cement race intensifies
The Moroccan cement producer will invest more than $45 million in a major expansion of its operations…
ECONOMIC WEEK AHEAD: May 25-29
The US financial markets are closed on Monday for Memorial Day, and the holiday-shortened week is light on…
India is a ‘country of countries’ – NZ business needs a regional strategy to make the trade deal work
The recently signed free trade agreement between New Zealand and India has so far been discussed and debated…
Hauliers, hotels and farms ‘in survival mode’ as fuel costs rise
Businesses in the hospitality, farming and transport sectors have been left in “total survival mode” by surging energy…
Why Fuel Price Hike Has Become Inevitable Now?
Petrol and diesel prices have been hiked thrice in India in the recent past. With the Middle East…
Why home loan rates aren’t ‘anywhere near high enough’
The OCR is expected to rise more quickly than previously expected through the latter half of this year.…
Israeli exports hit all-time record of $165 billion in 2025 despite year of crisis
Israeli exports reached an all-time high in 2025, climbing to about $165 billion despite a year marked by…
Australians increasingly staying put when it comes to jobs and housing, economic data suggests
Not switching jobs. Not starting businesses. Not moving states. People are less mobile, less dynamic and more risk-averse…
Moody’s drops bombshell forecast on Hungary: EU money may start flowing again
Moody’s Ratings on Friday augured improved relations between Hungary and the European Union, after completing a periodic review…
Indians cut overseas travel spending to $1.9 billion in March: RBI
Indians sharply cut back on overseas travel spending in March, with remittances for foreign trips dropping by more…