The Latest Breaking News from Economy

It is late July, and New Zealand is slowly receiving economic data from the June quarter. Inflation has hit a 12-month high, for example, confirming what many already suspected. But the country is still nearly two months away from getting figures on economic activity – namely, gross domestic product (GDP).

“Today a confluence of factors argue that the key tail risk that may not be priced in is not just a cyclical recovery, but a boom,” BofA Research analysts write.

Temporary Protections are set to end for millions of migrants from across the country. Experts warn the move may have significant economic impacts for the U.S.

Letter: Putting money into saving for a future, rather than buying a new car each year, doesn’t make me responsible for low growth of the UK economy, says Neil Heydon-Dumbleton

Forget 4 a.m. wakeups — top executives are now prioritizing rest as a performance tool, fueling a booming global sleep economy worth over $500 billion, Fortune reported. 

Chevron, Tesla, Oracle among 11 firms leaving California by 2025 due to high costs, strict regulations, impacting jobs and economy.

Buying a used hybrid can seem smart—great fuel economy, lower emissions, and modern tech all in one package. But not all hybrids age well. Some models are notorious for developing expensive issues right after 100,000 miles—especially once the warranty expires. Whether you’re shopping for reliability or long-term savings, knowing which…

After a disappointing turnout earlier this year, I gave the 2025 Honda Civic Hybrid a second chance to prove its excellent fuel economy.

Back in 2005, some financial decisions made perfect sense. The economy was different, technology was emerging, and the real estate market hadn’t yet collapsed under the weight of the housing bubble. Smartphones were barely a thing, crypto didn’t exist, and interest rates looked nothing like they do now.

Since their formation billions of years ago, the oldest parts of the Earth’s continental rocks have generated natural hydrogen in massive amounts. Some of this hydrogen may have accumulated within accessible traps and reservoirs under the Earth’s surface. This store has the potential to contribute to the global hydrogen economy…

It’s not like buying new, where prices are controlled! It’s a free-market economy ruled by supply, demand and what’s in vogue