After reaching US$1.04 in 1974, the loonie slid to 69.1 cents in 1986, reflecting growing deficits, lower commodity prices and the threat of Quebec separation. It hit its all-time low of 61.8 U.S.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has emphasised the essential role of technological advancements in reforming VAT (Value ...

Argentina’s government is evaluating whether to negotiate a loan with two investment funds or seek additional financing from ...

Chinese President Xi Jinping's New Year address has showed China's confidence in its future as well as the country's ...

Bessent aims to maintain the strength of the U.S. economy with an adapted version of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo ...

Şimşek is widely considered to be the leading architect of Turkey’s economic overhaul, which began shortly after the 2023 ...

The International Monetary Fund expects the peso to become a shock absorber with the shifting monetary policy of the US ...

Analysts observed that Africa is reassessing its developmental trajectory, seeking to break free from the constraints of ...

Sri Lanka was well on its way to becoming a failed state. Bankrupt, riddled with corruption from top to bottom and at the ...

Amid rising uncertainty and fading trust in the global order, central banks are scrambling to stock up on an old but trusty ...

Keynes’ criticism of Churchill’s decision to restore the pre-war gold standard applies to the US president-elect’s redrawing ...

As 2024 approaches its conclusion, December 31st stands as a noteworthy marker—the President’s first hundred days in office. ...