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IMF raises UK growth forecast for 2026 Newsflash: The International Monetary Fund has raised its forecast for UK…
China’s April slowdown highlights dilemma between growth and inflation | articles
Industrial production slowed to 4.1% YoY in April, down from 5.7% in March. This also came in much…
No need to panic – BoG assures businesses of adequate dollar supply amid cedi pressure
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has assured businesses and commercial banks that it has enough dollar reserves to…
Labour cannot escape Britain’s debt spiral
After months of registering mild but persistent disapproval of Western governments, the bond vigilantes came out in force…
CNBC Daily Open: G7 to assess economic shock
The flags of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the European Union…
The US Now Ships Oil to Australia as the Strait of Hormuz Crisis Escalates
Quick Read The Strait of Hormuz conflict is rerouting global oil supply, pushing WTI crude to $114.58 and…
Global chaos for $630 version of $60K item hits major Aus cities
Aussies desperate to get their hands on a $630 version of a designer $60,000 item were seen queuing…
UK housing prices rise but employer confidence stays near record low
UK asking prices rose 1.2% in May, above seasonal norms, while a separate survey showed British employer confidence…
India plans Rs 35,000 crore highway asset monetisation in FY27
New Delhi: India is planning to monetise 28 national highway assets, spanning over 1,800 km in FY27, to…
Experts urge early intervention as postpartum depression affects up to 16% of Vietnamese mothers
Postpartum depression is treatable if detected early, according to experts. — Photo courtesy of the Administration of Maternal…
Powell’s tenure as Fed chair marked by inflation battle, independence tests
Eight years ago, when Jerome Powell became Chair of the Federal Reserve (Fed), economists worried that inflation and…
Supply shocks weren’t random. They were strategic—and should be seen as ‘supply coercion’ instead
As the Federal Reserve considers how to respond to the latest inflationary spike, a former central banker has…