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GDP rose by 0.6% in first quarter of 2024 but forecasters expect economy to grow slowly this year

Short, shallow recession is over, as UK economy grows faster than forecast in January-March quarter, by 0.6%, fastest quarterly growth in over two years

Motorists in Nigeria face huge queues at petrol stations across major cities as frustration grows over the multi-headed crises dragging on the country's economy. Also, known locally as the Mendzang, the xylophone has a small but dedicated following in Cameroon. And we head out on the road with the roaming…

Copper often hailed as "Dr. Copper" for its ability to provide insights into global economic health, stands at the crossroads of multiple market dynamics. In the ever-evolving landscape of commodities, the interplay between economic forces and the availability of recycled copper emerges as a critical determinant of copper prices. As…

If China captures Taiwan and TSMC, this will be a major blow for U.S.-based companies and economy, which is why U.S. invests in its own semiconductor production, says Gina Raimondo.

The Chinese economy is showing signs of recovery as its economy grew faster than expectations. Moreover, proactive government measures are expected to stimulate further future economic growth. Amid this backdrop, investors could look to add fundamentally strong Chinese stocks: Trip.com Group (TCOM), HUTCHMED (China) (HCM), and JD.com (JD). Keep reading.

Senator Tim Scott actively supports Trump's potential 2024 campaign, emphasizing unity and a strong economy under Trump's leadership.

New gasfields are key to the Albanese government strategy. Climate groups say this will be ‘devastating’ to emissions reduction targets

The war in Ukraine has led to economic turmoil with infrastructure destruction, job losses, and inflation. International support is crucial for recovery.

Western Australia's budget has unlocked land and slashed green tape to win the lion's share of investment in new industry but iron ore is still top of the heap.

South Korea's President Yoon prioritizes economy, job creation, and global relations for a brighter future.