NZ debt nears $1 trillion – is it too late to pay off? – NZ Herald
NZ debt nears $1 trillion – is it too late to pay off? NZ Herald Government increases total national…
Bank of England may face lower inflation despite ‘Oasis bump’
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“America Left Behind”: Europe’s Tourism Boycott Sparks Crisis as US Industry Faces Plunging Profits and Alarming Global Reputation Fallout
IN A NUTSHELL 🌍 European tourists are avoiding the U.S. due to perceived hostility from the Trump administration’s…
Eurozone trade surplus collapses as tariffs start to bite | snaps
In June, eurozone exports dropped by 2.4% month-on-month and on the year were up by 0.4%. As imports…
Low interest in EU loans for projects
The greatest hurdles in absorbing funds earmarked from the EU’s Recovery and Resilience Fund are the loans. One…
Reduce prices or risk going out of business – GUTA advises traders
File photo of Makola Market [Image Credit: JAFEPX] The Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA) has urged traders…
T-bills undersubscribed for second week as interest rates fall to 10.13%
Interest rates for 91-day bills fall to 10.13% The government’s latest Treasury Bill auction, held on August 15,…
What would happen if America started faking its economic data? Here’s what happened when other countries did it
Facebook Tweet Email Link Lying to your lenders is a bad enough idea when you’re an individual. It’s…
What US stagflation risks mean for world markets
By Naomi Rovnick and Alun John LONDON (Reuters) -The spectre of U.S. stagflation is stalking global markets, causing…
Fed still unlikely to cut in September, suggests new analysis
The analysis anticipates only a modest uptick in building permits, which remain at “exceptionally low levels.” Mortgage loan…