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China’s economy is being pulled in two directions at once. Fixed-asset investment fell 4.1% year-on-year in the first five months...
Russia’s federal budget collected less revenue in 2025 than originally planned for the first time since the pandemic, a shortfall that has pushed the Kremlin to...
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The British pound and UK markets are under pressure as reports suggest incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham plans to demote Chancellor Rachel Reeves, while the Fed’s...
Britain faces political turbulence as Rachel Reeves is reportedly set for Cabinet demotion, a new OBR chair is named, a Shein tax loophole stays until October,...
The 2026 Iran war and Strait of Hormuz closure triggered the largest oil supply disruption in history. From $120 oil to Gulf food crises to global...
The neon-soaked skylines of Tokyo and Seoul project an image of uninterrupted power, but beneath the glare, the grid is fraying. Across the continent, from the...
In the fluorescent-lit corridors of the Ministry of Finance in Islamabad, the arithmetic has long stopped making sense. Pakistan spends more than half its federal revenue...
The global economy entered 2026 balanced on a knife-edge of competing narratives. On one side sits a transformative artificial intelligence boom promising historic productivity gains; on...
On May 20, 2026, Vladimir Putin walked into Beijing’s Great Hall of the People barely a week after Donald Trump had vacated the same ceremonial backdrop....