Consumer confidence has bounced higher and is expected to keep improving as rising real wages and rate cuts support household incomes.

By EAF Editorial Board Australia is said to be the lucky country. With abundant natural resources, producing more than three times its own energy...

It’s been a while since we’ve had Mr. Arithmetic here, but with Donald Trump coming back to the White House, we may need him around. The...

UWI economist Dr Vaalmiki Arjoon says the declaration of a state of emergency (SoE) on December 30 to deal with gang-related killings and the...

By Yang Xite From December 23 to 24, China's national fiscal work conference was held in Beijing, where the work report was delivered by the...

As far as year-ahead predictions go, industry observers say not much will change from this year to next in the Vancouver housing market, despite...

The consumer goods industry is poised for a potential rebound in 2025, driven by falling inflation, rising real wages and accumulated savings.

The consumer goods industry is poised for a potential rebound in 2025, driven by falling inflation, rising real wages and accumulated savings.

In late November, President-elect Donald Trump took to X to share that, once sworn in on January 20, he would impose a 25% tariff on all imported...

The “pay as you throw” scheme, wherein people are forced to pay for special issue rubbish bags to have their rubbish collected, will cost each...