Canada's GDP contracts by 0.2% in November, likely rebounded following month
Canada's economy contracted more than expected in November as activity across a majority of sectors shrank due to work ...
How Taiwan became a quiet bond market superpower
Starting in the early 2000s, Taiwan started to run large current account surpluses of 5- 7 per cent of GDP. That’s big. At ...
Budget, Economic Survey Highlights: Stable GDP growth, FDI revival, deregulation call, among key tenets of Eco Survey
The Economic Survey, tabled by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, expects inflation to remain under control and consumption ...
Here is what CEA V. Anantha Nageswaran said after the Economic Survey
CEA V. Anantha Nageswaran speaks about India’s growth, China plus one, rupee depreciation and Trump tariffs post the release ...
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Budget Economic Survey 2025 Live: West Bengal among 12 states with significant potential for reform-led development
The Economic Survey, tabled in Parliament ahead of the Union Budget, provides the roadmap for reforms and growth. The ...
Canadian economy shrinks in biggest decline in almost two years
The Canadian economy contracted by 0.2 per cent in November, the largest monthly decline in nearly two years, Statistics Canada said on Friday.
Brazil's gross debt rises less than expected in 2024, aided by foreign reserves sale
Brazil's gross debt rose less than expected in 2024, supported by the central bank's sale of foreign reserves in December, a month marked by intense exchange rate volatility amid fiscal concerns, ...
Rush Hour: 7 AAP MLAs resign from party days before polls, Trump warns BRICS of tariffs, and more
Become a ‘Scroll’ Member to get Rush Hour – a wrap of the day’s important stories delivered straight to your inbox every ...
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Germany’s inflation falls to 2.3% in January — forecast
In comparison with the previous month, consumer prices in January 2025, according to the forecast, will decrease by 0.2 percentage points ...
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Rep. Arrington calls federal interest costs 'a ticking time bomb'
U.S. Rep. Jodey Arrington, R-Texas, chairman of the House Budget Committee, blamed former President Joe Biden's administration for a bleak milestone last year when the U.S. spent more on interest ...