Germany’s Growth Won’t Last Without Reforms, Advisers Warn
Germany’s economy is set for a rebound thanks to rapid fiscal expansion, but the boost will prove temporary unless the…
South African Consumer Mood Darkens as Lack of Jobs, Taxes Bite
South African consumer confidence fell in the third quarter as middle-income household finances came under strain amid higher personal income…
Kwacha Rally Drives Zambia Inflation to 24-Month-Low
Zambia’s annual inflation decelerated to its lowest level in two-years in September as a stronger currency helped curtail import costs.…
ECB Should Pay ‘Particular Interest’ to Rising Food Prices: Blog
Rapidly rising food costs are especially relevant for monetary policy right now as they could drive inflation expectations higher, according…
ECB Should Pay ‘Particular Interest’ to Rising Food Prices: Blog
Rapidly rising food costs are especially relevant for monetary policy right now as they could drive inflation expectations higher, according…
How Angry Gen Z Kids Sparked Asia’s Deadliest Protest This Year
How Discontent Among Gen Z Fueled Asia’s Most Lethal Protest of the Year The recent turmoil in Nepal stands as…
Trump’s New Shift on Ukraine Leaves Europe Feeling on the Hook
As Ukraine and its allies absorbed the surprise from Donald Trump’s newly upbeat view of Kyiv’s prospects in its war…
Starmer is Winning Back Britain’s Wealthy Voters, Survey Finds
Fewer wealthy Britons regret their decision to back Prime Minister Keir Starmer at last year’s general election, according to a…
How Angry Gen Z Kids Sparked Asia’s Deadliest Protest This Year
Nepal’s wreckage serves as a warning to leaders ruling over young populations seething over unemployment and corruption. Source: Original
SingTel Summoned by Australia as Penalty From Fatal Outage Looms
Australian Communications Minister Anika Wells summoned Singapore Telecommunications Ltd. to a meeting following a fatal outage at its Optus division,…