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…
July inflation data has economists on edge
Markets ended last week largely unfazed by a hotter wholesale inflation print and signs of firming consumer prices,…
Kiwis flock offshore for travel getaways despite cost-of-living crisis
New Zealanders are continuing to prioritise international travel, with Kiwi holidaymakers breaking records – despite the ongoing cost-of-living…
Nigeria’s Factories Go Local Amid Naira Devaluation
Nigeria’s manufacturing sector is turning inward for survival as the impact of the naira devaluation and foreign exchange…
US tariff collection falls short as implementation issues bite
The United States is collecting fewer duties than expected from exporters in the UK and elsewhere, as the…
Economic Calendar for today 18 August 2025
It’s not the most exciting week in terms of economic data, and today is the slowest one in…
Fears food prices could go up this autumn after ‘unprecedented’ summer weather
After the driest first seven months for nearly a century, farmers nationwide are struggling with dry land Farmers…
Layoff assistance webinar set for Washington state workers | News
OLYMPIA – The Employment Security Department (ESD) and its partners will host a layoff assistance webinar for Washington…