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Ukrainian Foreign Minister: Using Russian assets to offset Ukraine's additional defense costs is "fair and logical".
2026-08-28
Ukrainian Foreign Minister: Using Russian assets to offset Ukraine's additional defense costs is "fair and logical".
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2026-08-28
A Reuters survey shows most economists expect the RBNZ to deliver a second Consecutive 25bp hike next Wednesday, lifting the official cash rate to 2.75%. About 90% of 31 respondents forecast the move. Two‑thirds expect at least another 25bp tightenin
A Reuters survey shows most economists expect the RBNZ to deliver a second Consecutive 25bp hike next Wednesday, lifting the official cash rate to 2.75%. About 90% of 31 respondents forecast the move. Two‑thirds expect at least another 25bp tightening next quarter; the median year‑end OCR forecast is 3.00%. The RBNZ implemented its first rate increase in over three years last month and signaled further tightening to return inflation to the 1–3% target. Official data showed inflation rose to 4.1% last quarter, a two‑and‑a‑half‑year high; economists say inflation likely will not return to the target this year, partly due to upward pressure on energy prices. HSBC Australia & New Zealand chief Economist Paul Bloxham said the main reason is that inflation is above target.
2026-08-27
Far-left French presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon said France will fall into recession if corporate leaders do not raise wages.
Far-left French presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon said France will fall into recession if corporate leaders do not raise wages.
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