30 Oct
2026
13 Years in the Making: Japan Finally Hits Its 2% Inflation
The Bank of Japan (BoJ) announced on Friday that inflation has reached its 2% target, more than 13
28 Oct
2026
Central Bank Gold Sales by Russia and Kazakhstan Unlikely to
Russia and Kazakhstan are selling part of their central-bank gold, while Poland and China keep
27 Oct
2026
EU Unlikely to Hit 2030 Marine Protection Goals, ECA Warns
The European Court of Auditors (ECA) has warned that the EU is unlikely to meet its 2030 targets for
22 Oct
2026
Stable Growth, Strained Budgets: Africa’s Debt Dilemma Meets
As the International Monetary Fund prepares to publish its flagship World Economic Outlook in
13 Oct
2026
Iraq Moves to Cut Crude Discounts as Oil Exports Recover
Iraq is seeking to reduce the discounts it offers international buyers of its crude, aiming to lift
09 Oct
2026
US Investigates CBAM Over Fears of Discriminatory Trade
Washington has launched an investigation into whether the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment
07 Oct
2026
Hormuz Bypass Routes Lift Gulf Crude Exports Back to Pre-War
Crude oil exports from the Middle East Gulf region, excluding Iran, have returned to their pre-war
06 Oct
2026
France and Germany Seek New EU Powers to Respond to
France and Germany have formally proposed new powers for the European Commission to confront
02 Oct
2026
Greece Calls on Brussels to Loosen Fiscal Rules as Energy
Greece is asking the European Commission for greater fiscal flexibility to shield households and
30 Sept
2026
EU-China Trade Talks Enter Final Stretch Amid Market Access
Brussels is pressing Beijing to accept quotas on Chinese exports to the EU market as negotiations
26 Jun
2026
Berlin Summit Puts Spotlight on Europe's Negotiating Format
European leaders gathered in Berlin on Wednesday for a summit that underscored one of the
06 May
2026
EU Cloud Law Sparks Debate Over American Tech's Role in
The European Commission is preparing landmark legislation aimed at reducing the bloc's dependence on