South African gasoline prices are set to reach a record high this month after the government rolled back some temporary…
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South Africa Gasoline Prices Hit Record With Relief Rollback
South African gasoline prices are set to reach a record high this month after the government rolled back some temporary…
Read MoreHow the AI Boom Is Rewiring Asia’s Growth Model
The artificial-intelligence capex boom is fueling gains for South Korea and Taiwan and rewiring the region’s growth model.
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Jamieson Greer takes his defense of Trump’s tariffs to the heart of globalization’s intellectual base
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Goyal said large parts of the agreement had already been finalised and that discussions were currently focused on a few…
Read MoreIndia-Oman free trade pact comes into force; exporters set to gain
Oman is India's second-largest trading partner in the Gulf region and serves as a strategic gateway to the wider GCC…
Read MoreZee Media to telecast 2026 FIFA World Cup in India after landmark deal
The deal gives Zee access to all major FIFA events across the globe till the 2034 World Cup
Read MoreSuzlon Group appoints Ashok Ramchandran as President of India business
His appointment comes at a very crucial time as Suzlon accelerates its transition towards becoming a wind-first full-stack renewable energy…
Read MoreHonda Motorcycle and Scooter India sales rise 12% to 518,000 units in May
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Read MoreSouth Africa Factory Sentiment Worsens as Demand Fades
South Africa’s manufacturer sentiment worsened slightly in May as demand slumped and supply disruptions due to the Iran war continued.
Read MoreChina Leads Economic Shift to Industrial ‘Doping,’ OECD Says
Industrial subsidies are reshaping the global economy with China standing out as a provider of state support that risks harmful…
Read MoreA 20% Housing Drop Still Leaves Canadians Locked Out of Market
Canada’s housing market has plunged into one of its sharpest-ever corrections. Canadians say it hasn’t gone far enough.
Read MoreRevolving-Door Politics Erode Peru’s Mining Appeal Ahead of Vote
Rich deposits and low costs have made Peru a mining superpower. But as Peruvians prepare to choose their ninth president…
Read MoreChina Dominates Economic Shift to Industrial ‘Doping,’ OECD Says
Industrial subsidies are reshaping the global economy with China standing out as a provider of state support that risks harmful…
Read MoreHDFC AMC gets HC relief in cyber theft case; injunction against hackers
Court restrained the ransomware group from using or sharing stolen confidential data and directed the government to take steps to…
Read MoreUK Factory Growth Spurt Set to Be Short-Lived, PMI Shows
UK factories grew at the fastest pace in four years as the industry sought to get ahead of price increases…
Read MoreGovt-backed ONDC enables over 300,000 daily bus, metro ticket bookings
Government-backed ONDC is facilitating more than 300,000 metro and bus ticket bookings daily as it expands its public transport network…
Read MoreEU Proposes Tax Simplification Measures in Bid to Boost Business
The European Union will propose a streamlining of rules and exemptions in the area of taxation, its latest effort to…
Read MoreKia Motors India posts highest-ever monthly sales in May at 27,586 units
It was the 'highest-ever sales in May' since market entry, Kia India said in a statement
Read MoreECB Says Consumer Price Expectations Ease But Stay Elevated
Euro-area consumers’ expectations for inflation in three years fell slightly in April, offering some relief to the European Central Bank,…
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