Economy
French Heatwave Sparks Food Inflation Fears
Scorching temperatures in France are damaging crops, threatening to drive up food prices for consumers. The agriculture sector faces significant losses.
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Economy
Carney Labels US Trade Talks ‘Nasty’ After Trump’s Canada Criticism
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney described trade negotiations with the U.S. as 'nasty' following President Trump's sharp criticism of Canada's leadership and...
Economy
Homeowners Swap Mortgages for Moorings Amid Cost of Living Squeeze
As the cost of living crisis intensifies, a growing number of homeowners are selling up to embrace a life on the water,...
Economy
UK Government May Challenge Paramount’s $110 Billion WBD Takeover
The British government indicates it may intervene in Paramount Skydance's $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, signaling major regulatory scrutiny.
Economy
Philippine Economy Stumbles: 2.3% Growth Misses Mark
Philippine economic growth decelerated sharply to 2.3% in Q2, falling short of expectations and marking the slowest pace since 2009 (ex-COVID), as...
Economy
Trump Imposes 15% Polysilicon Tariff to Counter China’s Chip Dominance
President Trump has ordered a 15% tariff on polysilicon imports and set minimum prices, aiming to protect US manufacturers and counter China's...
Economy
Jobless Claims Edge Up to 199K as Layoffs Stay Low Amid Inflation Fight
US jobless benefits filings saw a slight increase last week, reaching 199,000, though overall layoffs remain historically low. The labor market shows...
Economy
£5 Coffee Reveals Global Economic Shocks
The rising cost of coffee to £5 in the UK reflects climate change, trade wars, shipping chaos, and farmer speculation, impacting global...
Economy
Philippine Bond Slump to Worsen on Persistent Inflation, Analysts Warn
Philippine sovereign debt faces extended pressure as sticky inflation keeps the central bank hawkish, prolonging a slump that made its bonds Southeast...