First-Time Buyer Demand Nosedives: The London Rush
Soaring mortgage costs and the end of the government’s Help-to-Buy programme saw first-time buyers’ home reservations halve in
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India Considers Banning Most Rice Exports as Local Prices Surge
India, the world’s biggest rice shipper, is considering banning exports of most rice varieties, a move that may
1970-01-01 08:00
UK Economy Held Up Better Than Expected in Coronation Holiday
The UK economy shrank less than expected in May after an additional holiday to mark the coronation of
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Barclays, Yes Bank Raise India Inflation Forecast as Prices Jump
A higher-than-expected India inflation reading in June has prompted some economists to raise their forecasts for consumer price
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Here Are the Options China Still Has for Stimulating Its Economy
China should ramp up government borrowing, offer more tax breaks to businesses and keep cutting interest rates to
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Scholz Embraces Siemens in Bid to Stem Exodus of German Money
Siemens AG is set to unveil a new investment in Germany on Thursday, a moment Chancellor Olaf Scholz
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Pricier Paella Squeezes Voters Even as Spanish Inflation Sinks
Spanish food costs aren’t reflecting the recent plunge in inflation — maintaining pressure on Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez
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Serbia Set to Hold Rates as Price Growth Slows
Serbia will probably leave borrowing costs unchanged as inflation continues to ease and the central bank extended its
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Israeli Firebrands Are Turning on Central Banker After Targeting Judges
Months of verbal attacks on Israel’s central bank and Governor Amir Yaron by members of the right-wing government
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Bank of Korea’s Rhee Keeps Hawkish Bias After Holding Rates
The Bank of Korea held its policy rate steady for a fourth-straight meeting and pledged to retain a
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Hong Kong Plans to Raise Bank Deposit Protection From 2025
Hong Kong plans to raise the maximum protection on bank deposits in a move designed to better shield
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Taiwan’s #MeToo Scandals Push Tsai to Revamp Law Before Election
President Tsai Ing-wen’s government is racing to plug loopholes in its equality laws after a series of sexual
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