President Donald Trump’s decision to offer an indefinite ceasefire has created confusion in the financial markets, with analysts struggling to predict how the war might conclude. It also suggests that Trump is increasingly trapped and has heightened fears that the worst may still lie ahead.Donald Trump thought the war would…
British consumer price inflation rose to 3.3% in March, up from 3.0% in February, according to official figures published…
For the better part of four years, Americans lived in a paradoxical US economy. It recorded record-low unemployment, produced…
The war involving Iran has unsettled one of the Gulf’s most stable expatriate hubs, triggering a notable outflow of…
US investors in Hungary are expecting a more predictable policy environment following the election victory of centre-right opposition leader…
The ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz, following seven turbulent weeks of war, has amplified global economic uncertainty,…
Unemployment in the United Kingdom unexpectedly fell in the three months to February, offering a brief sign of resilience…
Fifty days into a war that has rewritten the rules of global energy, the Strait of Hormuz has opened…
British consumer morale dropped sharply last month, hitting its lowest level since mid-2023, according to two surveys released on…