UK Borrowing Overshoots by £7.2 Billion Before Key Budget
Britain’s government borrowed £7.2 billion ($9.6 billion) more than forecast in the first six months of the fiscal…
UK government borrowing soars in September to highest in five years
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Inflation easing, yet tight monetary policy wreaking havoc on credit growth, investment: Economic outlook
While inflation is easing up, a continued tight monetary stance wreaks havoc on credit growth vis a vis…
Spain’s Clean Power Deal Boom Dented by Cheap Energy, Study Says
Spain’s lower electricity prices are denting the country’s clean-energy deals boom with a sharp decline in valuations, global…
Russian Regions Face Deepening Budget Crisis as Reserves Run Dry
Russia’s regions are facing a looming fiscal crisis as falling tax revenues and mounting expenses have forced local…
Australia Trumps US to Become New Zealand’s No.2 Export Market
Australia overtook the US as New Zealand’s second-biggest export market last month as trade flows are buffeted by…
UK chancellor to cut red tape for 100,000 businesses, saving £6bn
‘Cutting red tape’ is always a cheap shot for a politician. Let’s see how this goes. The UK…
France now level with Portugal in the ratings
This downgrade puts France’s rating on a par with that of Portugal, Spain, China, and Japan. The rating…
South Korea grapples with growing number of idle young adults
Work Government to combat record rise of NEETs with virtual employment experience South Korean Employment and Labor Minister…
‘Big Short’ investor STEVE EISMAN: I predicted the 2008 crash… this is how Wall Street’s next $400 billion bubble bursts
Steve Eisman — the investor who famously predicted the 2008 financial crash — has a new warning for…
Goldman Sachs on US CPI & jobs – labor market indicators more reliable on recession risk – investingLive
Goldman Sachs on US CPI & jobs – labor market indicators more reliable on recession risk investingLiveWhat will US…
Ecuador’s Declining Oil Output Threatens to Spark an Economic Crisis
The last decade has been especially grueling for Ecuador’s economically vital oil industry. Plummeting investment, heavily corroded infrastructure,…