Sanctions on Russia, along with insufficient investment into production, will cause a “serious problem”, a top analyst has warned.
Oil will soar back above $100...
Inflation and high economic uncertainty have dented private spending, an official report indicates.
Retail sales in Germany fell sharply in December in a sign of...
The Government is providing extra cost of living support to families and businesses, delivering on new Prime Minister Chris Hipkins’ promise of a greater...
Joseph Stiglitz called for the world’s highest earners to hand 70% of their income over to the government.
Nobel prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz has called...
Heading into an election year, farmers are facing ‘interesting times’ to say the least.
The amount of regulation farmers are dealing with is unprecedented. In...
Last year’s $143 billion loss is the biggest in the regulator’s 116-year history.
The Swiss National Bank posted the biggest annual loss in its 116-year...
Wall Street posted its biggest weekly gain since November as moderating US jobs growth signaled that the Federal Reserve would further slow the pace...
Consumer prices have risen due to soaring energy costs, official data shows.
Japan’s core consumer inflation benchmark hit a fresh four-decade high last month as...
Close cross-border cooperation is not likely to come back, according to Morris Chang.
Geopolitics have drastically changed the situation facing semiconductor makers, who have been...
How anti-Russian sanctions, a planned transition to greener fuels, and the West’s short-sighted financial policies reaped a whirlwind.
The West is currently in the midst...
October saw another solid increase in exports, driven by dairy products, but their growth continued to be dwarfed by yet another petroleum fuelled surge...
The corporate retail banks are making mega profits on the back of Government policies and indirect subsidies of recent years.
As a result, there are...
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“Following the Reserve Bank Board’s unanimous recommendation to me, I am pleased to reappoint Adrian for another five-year term, effective from 27 March 2023,”...
The government has today requested the establishment of a panel to hear its dispute against Canada regarding the administration of dairy tariff rate quotas...
The Reserve Bank today has confirmed that extensive pain is on the way for Kiwi mortgage holders, National’s Finance spokesperson Nicola Willis says.
The Financial...
Inflation is too high across the euro area and risks spreading throughout the economy, the head of the regulator says.
The European Central Bank (ECB)...
The New Zealand Outdoors and Freedom Party is appalled that Waka Kotahi ( NZTA) and its contractors have started destroying trees, habitat and nests...
The Reserve Bank is digging deeper into taxpayers pockets to increase the profits of investors and commercial bank shareholders with today's lifting of the...
Australian financial commentator Michael Cowan discusses the possiblility of a banking system 'Black Swan Event' following confirmation of a planned simulation arranged by some...
Sentiment dropped more than expected this month, according to researcher GfK.
UK consumer confidence has fallen to its lowest since records began in 1974 amid...
Soaring energy prices and lack of carbon dioxide reportedly threaten beer production.
UK brewers are facing tenfold price increases for the CO2 they use to...
New Zealand’s Sovereign Green Bond Programme has been launched providing the opportunity to invest in projects that contribute to climate and environmental objectives.
“Green Bonds...