Australia’s inflation rate has eased more than anticipated, raising hopes for potential interest rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). The latest data offers a welcome sign for households grappling with cost-of-living pressures and suggests the RBA’s monetary tightening may be yielding results. The figures have prompted speculation[Read More…]

The ongoing trade disputes and tariff wars pose a significant risk to Canada’s inflation outlook, Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem has warned. He emphasized that escalating trade tensions could push prices higher, complicating the central bank’s efforts to control inflation.  Macklem’s comments highlight the interconnectedness of global trade and[Read More…]

Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, returning to the political scene after years in self-imposed exile, has pledged to dedicate himself to revitalizing Thailand’s economy.  In a series of public appearances and social media posts, Thaksin has outlined his vision for boosting growth, attracting foreign investment, and improving the lives[Read More…]

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a major speech outlining the Labour Party’s economic vision, challenging the government’s record and calling for a new approach to boost growth and address the cost-of-living crisis.  Speaking to business leaders and economists, Reeves emphasized the need for a long-term strategy focused on investment in[Read More…]

Germany’s economic growth forecast for 2025 has been lowered, reflecting concerns about global economic headwinds and persistent challenges within the country.  The revised forecast, released by leading economic institutes, predicts a slower pace of growth than previously anticipated, raising questions about the strength of the German economy and its ability[Read More…]

The Skyline, a student publication, has voiced its support for the reintroduction of home economics classes, arguing that these practical skills are essential for student development and should be a core part of the curriculum.  In a recent editorial, the Skyline editors argue that while traditional academic subjects are important,[Read More…]

A recent surge in bird flu cases across the United States is impacting egg prices and raising concerns about potential human transmission, prompting responses from government agencies and agricultural producers.  The outbreak, which began earlier this year, has led to the culling of millions of birds, disrupting egg supplies and[Read More…]

A recent report by Oxford Economics sheds light on the significant economic contributions of credit unions, highlighting their role in promoting financial stability and community development. The analysis reveals that credit unions are not only essential financial institutions for millions of members but also play a crucial part in the[Read More…]

In the ongoing discourse surrounding climate change and economic stability, the phenomenon of “greenflation” has emerged as a crucial topic of analysis. A recent article from the Centre for Economic Policy Research highlights how the transition to a greener economy is inducing inflationary pressures, necessitating a careful examination of policy[Read More…]

As the global economy continues to navigate the complexities of recovery post-pandemic, experts are raising alarms about the increasing likelihood of tariff evasion. This issue, highlighted in a recent analysis, underscores the challenges facing governments as they seek to balance economic growth with fair trade practices.  In the wake of[Read More…]