Albanian warns of ‘economic shocks’ to be with us for months in rare country language

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese delivers his speech to the nation, April 1, 2026.

Economic shocks from war to Middle East it will last for months, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese he announced in the unusual language of the pre-public period, suggesting Australians should try to save fat where possible. In a short speech broadcast online tonight, he outlined the steps the government has taken to address the growing problem. … Read more

‘Worse than COVID’: How local shops are feeling the economic downturn

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Rising costs, fuel prices and bushfire-related closures are pushing regional Victoria’s small businesses to the brink, with owners saying they are struggling to stay open. The Reserve Bank raised interest rates by 0.25 percent on March 17, adding to the pressure on already struggling businesses. Since then, some workers say fewer people are going out … Read more

The economic crisis facing Britain has been revealed by City leader ALEX BRUMMER: What I am being told by leading businesses is actually happening.

Supermarket bosses were shocked last week when the Chancellor told the House of Commons they would be ordered to Downing Street, as part of a plan to cut prices.

Nothing shows Labour’s poor economic management more than their baffling attempt to blame British industry for the country’s economic woes. It is true that neither the Prime Minister nor the Chancellor are to blame for the explosion in Iran or the energy crisis that has engulfed us. There is no law for Donald Trump’s reckless … Read more

Stocks have worst quarter since 2022, raising doubts about Trump’s economic playbook

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Stocks rallied on Tuesday, with the S&P 500 closing up 2.9%, the Nasdaq up 3.8% and the Dow gaining 1,125 points. Subscribe to read this story without ads Get ad-free articles and exclusive content. But this very good day capped a very bad month for US rates. The S&P 500 fell 5.09% in March, and … Read more

Here’s what could make Iran’s oil war an “economic disaster” – The Nation | Globalnews.ca

Here's what could make Iran's oil war an "economic disaster" - The Nation | Globalnews.ca

Americans woke up to higher gas prices on Tuesday, and some experts warned that the global oil crisis could worsen as Yemen’s Houthi rebels join the war against Iran. On Tuesday morning, the average price of gas in the US was US $ 4.018 per gallon, according to AAA, which tracks gas prices nationwide. According … Read more

Ghana’s economic development opens up new growth opportunities for SMEs

Ghana's economic development opens up new growth opportunities for SMEs

Peter Nii Charway, the CEO of Deloitte Ghana, has confirmed that the improved outlook for Ghana’s economy is creating new opportunities for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to grow, create and attract investment, after a period of major economic challenges. Speaking during the UK-Ghana Chamber of Commerce (UKGCC) and Deloitte Ghana webinar on “Ghana’s Economic … Read more

Ghana’s economic development opens up new growth opportunities for SMEs

Ghana's economic development opens up new growth opportunities for SMEs

Peter Nii Charway, the CEO of Deloitte Ghana, has confirmed that the improved outlook for Ghana’s economy is creating new opportunities for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to grow, create and attract investment, after a period of major economic challenges. Speaking during the UK-Ghana Chamber of Commerce (UKGCC) and Deloitte Ghana webinar on “Ghana’s Economic … Read more

UAE slows Gulf war tensions; raises concerns about India’s exports amid layoffs, wage cuts – The Economic Times

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Dubai: The economy of the United Arab Emirates is starting to show the first signs of stress as the Gulf war continues for more than a month, with some cuts in sectors such as hospitality, travel, events and food and beverage (F&B). Companies in these sectors have started to cut jobs, reduce wages and send … Read more

UAE slows Gulf war tensions; raises concerns about India’s exports amid layoffs, wage cuts – The Economic Times

UAE image drops from Gulfwarstress%3BraisesremittanceconcernsforIndiaamidlayoffs%2Cpaycuts

Dubai: The economy of the United Arab Emirates is starting to show the first signs of stress as the Gulf war continues for more than a month, with some cuts in sectors such as hospitality, travel, events and food and beverage (F&B). Companies in these sectors have started to cut jobs, reduce wages and send … Read more

A new report paints a bleak picture of Ottawa’s economic outlook CBC News

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Listen to this article 4 minute estimate The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Incorrect names may appear. We work with our partners to constantly review and improve results. In 2024, city council adopted Ottawa’s economic development plan, a multi-year plan to build a city that is “economically diverse and prosperous.” … Read more