Why are today’s stock market highs making people nervous?
In elections around the world different politicians in different countries make different promises. But wherever one is, or…
Energy bills ‘could jump 20%’ as boss says hard-up customers should pay nothing
MPs have heard calls for ‘radical’ action in the face of an every increasing rise in non-commodity costs…
IMF urges Bank of Japan to move ‘very gradually’ with rate hikes
By Leika Kihara WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Bank of Japan must keep monetary policy loose and move very gradually…
Australia news live: new cybercrime powers to tackle ‘scattered spiderweb’ of threats; controversial APY exhibition to return | Australia news
Tony Burke, the minister for home affairs and cybersecurity, is addressing the National Press Club of Australia this…
Tinubu’s aide mocks Peter Obi, Obidients after inflation decline
The Presidency on Wednesday slammed the former Governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi, and his supporters, the Obidients,…
UK energy bosses sound warning over rising household bills
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Crackdown on fake and sub-standard goods boost market, brands
Nguyễn Thúc Thùy Tiên, a former beauty queen, Nguyễn Thị…
Tariffs are pushing prices higher and consumers are feeling the hit, Fed’s Beige Book shows
Shoppers in Walnut Creek, California, US, on Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2025. David Paul Morris | Bloomberg | Getty…
Singapore, ‘so dependent on external demand’, braces for tariff hit
Businesses in Singapore — one of the most trade-exposed economies in the world — have been watching the…
EU Approves Sixth Payment of €2.44 Billion to Greece Under the Recovery Plan
Greece’s Recovery and Resilience Plan will be financed with 18.22 billion euros in grants and 17.73 billion euros…
As US shutdown starts to bite, how much could it hit economy?
The impasse has already snarled travel, delayed government approvals for permits and loans and shuttered some museums. Now…
Could this risky approach solve the UK’s productivity puzzle?
Commuters crossing London Bridge: Picture: Bim/iStock A radical change to how Britain goes to work will take place within…