Piracy Warning for Asia with Crews Being Tied Up and Stores Stolen
Monitoring agencies are issuing warnings over increased piracy activity specifically where boarders have come onto the vessels and tied up…
Europe needs greater political stability, EY says
Europe must foster greater political stability, cut red tape and reduce energy price volatility to reverse a declining trend in…
Why cross-border mergers are still a hard sell for euro zone banks
EU policymakers have renewed calls for cross-border bank mergers as they look to address the multi-trillion euro investments needed to…
Europeans willing to pay over €200 on average to secure the European Championship title
Every four years, top national teams vie for the coveted European title. This prestigious championship holds significant value, but how…
China seen leaving benchmark rates steady even as easing bets grow
China is expected to hold benchmark lending rates steady on Thursday, a Reuters survey showed, even as expectations for an…
UK inflation drops to 2% target for first time since 2021
British inflation returned to its 2% target for the first time in nearly three years in May, but strong underlying…
Goods demand slowing, global growth outlook likely to weaken: Report
Growth in global goods demand likely weakened to 1.5 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) in May, according to a report by…
Italian economy weakening in Q2, budget watchdog says
Italian economic growth has weakened in the second quarter and over the whole year gross domestic product is likely to…
German deputy leader visits China as EU tariff tensions simmer
Germany’s Economy Minister Robert Habeck travels to China this week with a delicate mission to deepen economic ties while helping…
Japan manufacturers less confident as high material costs bite
Japanese manufacturers are markedly less confident about business than three months ago due to higher materials costs, the Reuters Tankan…