Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission declared the operations of digital-assets exchange Binance Holdings Ltd. illegal in the West African nation, days after the US SEC launched lawsuits against the firm.
Fresh trade data out of China added to evidence that the world’s second-largest economy is struggling for traction.
Tunisia was downgraded further into junk by Fitch Ratings, as the cash-strapped North African nation struggles to clinch a final deal with the International Monetary Fund that would secure crucial financing.
There’s an aisle of the grocery store where inflation is looking exceptionally sticky: indulgent treats.
People in Turkey are running to the crypto market as a haven against the collapsing lira currency.
Egyptian inflation accelerated after a monthlong respite, as a round of price increases by authorities fans pressures already building following three currency devaluations.
Christian Meissner grew up far away from the ocean in Germany’s financial hub of Frankfurt, which meant long journeys to the coast to pursue his passion for surfing. But changing consumer preferences and demands for more sustainability within the surfing community are allowing him to bring his focus closer to home.
British workers have missed out on a Europe-wide trend toward more leisure time and fewer hours on the job, compounding a miserable decade in which living standards stagnated.
Keir Starmer may well be the next UK prime minister if he can keep opinion polls where they are over the next 18 months. This week he took the knife to one of his Labour Party’s boldest pledges to remake the economy, following months of internal wrangling over whether it was sustainable.
Switzerland’s neutral interest rate may be a bit lower than that of other advanced economies, according to Swiss National Bank President Thomas Jordan.
