The verdict on Labour’s latest budget is a tale of two audiences: the financial markets and the British electorate. On one hand, Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Chancellor Rachel Reeves …
Economics
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The Labour government is defending its fiscal choices against accusations of breaking manifesto promises after announcing £26 billion in tax increases, including measures that will directly affect working people’s take-home …
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Rachel Reeves announced the abolition of the controversial two-child benefit limit as the centerpiece of a budget that raises £26 billion in taxes while promising to reduce living costs for …
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A new wave of trade protectionism is being fueled by what US companies see as a critical loophole in tariff law. Red Gold, a major tomato-canning company operating across three …
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India Must Tame Public Debt to Secure Credit Upgrade, Says Economic Affairs Secretary
by admin477351India needs to moderate its elevated public debt levels to reduce interest burdens and improve its global credit rating, said Economic Affairs Secretary Ajay Seth at the ISAAC Centre for …
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India’s industrial production (IP) growth rose modestly by 3% year-on-year in March, falling short of expectations due to weaker outputs in mining and manufacturing. Economists believe this subdued performance underscores …
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S&P Global Ratings has revised India’s GDP growth forecast for the fiscal year 2025-26 downward to 6.3%, citing rising concerns over the ripple effects of the United States’ shifting tariff …
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Ukraine is on the verge of finalizing a pivotal minerals agreement with the United States, signaling a major step in economic and strategic cooperation amid ongoing peace discussions with Russia. …
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Starting Friday, U.S. consumers will see price hikes on millions of imported goods as former President Donald Trump’s executive order takes effect, ending the long-standing “de minimis” tariff exemption for …