Eggs, one of the important components in any form of cooking in cuisines worldwide. Recently, prices worldwide have seen significant fluctuations. Many of the nations across the globe have witnessed a rise in the prices of commodities.  This also includes the essential items.

December is always full of surprises from the perspective of central bankers. The surprise doesn’t end, since many central bankers across the globe are calling for a cut, citing various issues in their economies. Most economies have called for a rate cut, citing a decline in inflation. And considering many of their economic fundamentals are showcasing a strong trend, the members of the central banking committee opt for the anticipated rate cuts.

This book by Joseph Stiglitz stands out among modern economics works of the decade. Stiglitz critiques current neoliberal policies, exploring their implications for individual and societal freedom. He questions whether individuals should prioritize their own well-being over the needs of others and whether corporations should wield significant influence over people's choices. These core questions drive the narrative and invite readers to examine the real meaning behind such

Central banks, especially in import-driven nations like Japan, are navigating challenges following the United States'  duty of tariffs designed to restructure transnational trade. To stabilize, central banks across the world had to constantly adapt financial programs. These tariffs have had a pronounced negative effect on the Japanese frugality, contributing to the profitable headwinds the nation is presently facing.

The US Fed addressed inflation concerns heightened by recent tariffs, which have driven up prices for certain goods. At the October 28-29, 2025, meeting, the Fed voted 10-2 to set the policy rate at 3.75-4.00%. One member, Jeffery Schmidt, supported no change, while Stephan Miran backed a 50 bps cut.

The US job market faced a rough phase in the last couple of months and showed a weak labor market. Job quitting rates have remained low, and layoffs have increased in 2025.

South Africa is about to make a bold move: lowering its official inflation target.

Following a 90-day pause after announcing the tariffs, President Trump introduced a new set targeting nearly 14 nations worldwide. This has made the nations realize that trade with the United States would come at a cost. With the baseline tariff of 10 percent is said to be given there is an additional burden added to it, which is mostly an additional burden for the nations to bear.

The war between Ukraine and Russia has been a long story since the beginning of the pandemic. The Russian economy has been facing multiple blockades from several of the world's superpower nations. There are a lot of sanctions being put in place to bring an end to the war with Ukraine; however, there is no definitive answer to when the war is likely to end.

South Africa’s challenge isn’t a lack of potential—it’s a failure in leadership and execution. With natural resources, skilled people, and existing infrastructure, it should be doing far better. But without consistent power, decisive leadership, and real investment in its youth, the country’s growth will continue to drift, not drive.

he environment we live in is under constant threat from the changing dynamics we create daily. In the wake of the millennium, there were continuous efforts to make the environment we live in more livable, and efforts were being made to educate the masses. With the subject of environmental education introduced in schools, children can understand the efforts to bring the environment back to its normal balance.

In the wake of escalating tariffs and growing geopolitical tensions, U.S. manufacturers are rethinking their reliance on China—and turning their eyes toward alternative destinations. One country, in particular, is emerging as a serious contender in this global production pivot: India.

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Inflation in the United States is approaching the Federal Reserve’s target range of 2 percent. The Fed chief is said to have kept their promise of keeping inflation in check, despite the threat of a slowdown reported last year. The economy continues to grow strong, with strong economic performance and growth even after the election of a new president. Did US inflation go down as expected?? The current US inflation rate stands to be at the 3 percent mark , which is said to hav

The second term of the Trump administration has created many new concerns about the harmonious functioning of the world economy.

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The New Zealand economy is said to have taken a deep dive, falling into a recession in December 2024. With their growth projections falling