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Dollar rebounds as traders rethink Fed rate cut expectations
The Australian dollar , often used as a proxy for risk appetite, languished near Wednesday's two-week low of $0.6703 and last bought $0.6734.
REALIGNED ECONOMICS: The populist advantage
Since the 2008 global financial crisis discredited the old liberal orthodoxy, the door has been open for simplistic policies, in part because most...
Markets bide time as policymakers plot next moves
With a quarter-point hike from both the Federal Reserve (on Wednesday) and the European Central Bank (on Thursday) looking set in stone, the focus...
China's June exports fall 12.4%, imports drop 6.8%
The drop in exports was the worst since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic more than three years ago.
Global recession likely in 2023: World Economic Forum survey
"Almost two-thirds of respondents consider a global recession to be likely in 2023, including 18 per cent who consider it extremely likely, more than...
Dollar gains as Fed flags more rate hikes ahead
"The upshot is that the Fed is not merely indicating a higher peak, but is emphasizing on restrictive rates for longer." Against a basket of...
Grey zone of going green
Due to factors including cost, ease of commissioning, operation and maintenance, many countries like India have moved almost completely to thermal...