Economy

Japan’s core consumer price index rose 1.7% in August, easing slightly from July and marking the first slowdown in inflation in four months.

Conservative figures are putting pressure on leadership to rule out potential tax increases in the upcoming budget, citing fears of capital flight.

Leadership opts for continuity by keeping its core economic team intact, signaling financial stability during a period of global uncertainty.

A Karachi court orders the cyber crime agency to investigate unauthorized Rs4.8m withdrawals from a fire victim’s bank account.

The Bank of Japan has raised interest rates, driven by currency pressures, domestic indicators, and global factors, with more hikes potentially on the way.

A new SCWO study reveals that supporting women returning to work starts before they leave, with flexible work arrangements topping the list of desired resources.

China has opened the Pinglu Canal, its first new river-to-sea waterway since 1949, aiming to boost trade and transform the southwest economy.

Global crude markets see a downward shift as Brent slides toward $103 per barrel and WTI hovers near $100, offering potential relief for consumers.

UAE residents can now invest in a new five-year government T-Sukuk with a minimum entry amount of just Dh1,000.

Hong Kong airport logs a 10 percent passenger increase for the year, even as cargo volumes decline for a second straight month.