Economics

In a bid to bolster Vietnam’s economic trajectory, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyễn Văn Thắng has sought enhanced collaboration from the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the World Economic Forum (WEF). …

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is set to direct the ruling Liberal Democratic Party to advance a plan that would significantly cut the consumption tax on food items. The proposed …

As of 2025, Luxembourg finds itself among the least advanced European Union member states in terms of renewable electricity consumption, according to the most recent data from Eurostat. Despite a …

President Donald Trump has taken a significant step in reshaping U.S. trade policy by announcing a fresh series of tariffs on imports from over 80 countries. These tariffs, which range …

In May, the United Kingdom’s economy modestly expanded by 0.1%, rebounding from a slight contraction of the same magnitude in April. This growth was primarily fueled by a 0.3% rise …

In June, the rate of annual inflation in the United States experienced a slowdown, reaching 3.5%. This decrease was largely attributed to a temporary drop in energy prices, which contributed …

The United Kingdom’s fiscal challenges have intensified as government borrowing in May surpassed expectations. Official data revealed that public sector net borrowing reached £23.3 billion for the month, marking it …

Japan’s government is contemplating a reduction in the consumption tax on food items from the current 8% to 1%, a measure set to last for two years starting in April …

The Japanese government has sanctioned an additional budget of 3.113 trillion yen, roughly $19.5 billion, to counteract the effects of escalating energy costs attributed to persistent instability in the Middle …