Russian rouble sinks as Putin hit by falling oil prices
Annual average house prices suffered their largest fall since 2009 as buyers grappled with rising borrowing costs.The average cost of...
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Global economy’s glide to ‘soft landing’ gets bumpy as bond yields jump | Business News
Rocketing U.S. government bond yields that have led to a global jump in borrowing costs are raising new risks for...
Bond market will only stop falling when stocks crash, warn analysts
The surge in bond yields that is sending government borrowing costs higher will only stop after a prolonged slump in...
ChatGPT founder Sam Altman accused of ‘espionage’ in Africa for scanning people’s eyes
It also said the project’s cryptocurrency ambitions present a risk to Kenya’s financial system.Worldcoin describes itself as a “digital identity...
Tesla suffers first fall in deliveries in more than a year
Thanks for joining us. House prices declined on an annual basis for the eighth consecutive month as buyers faced higher...
Can BRICS de-dollarise the global financial system?
The highlight of the 15th BRICS summit was the agreement to admit six new member countries – Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia,...
Brexit Britain has made a lucky escape from crisis-ridden EU
Germany’s currency was too weak for most of the last two decades, but now, with no more cheap Russian gas,...
Aston Martin shares surge as billionaire backer Laurence Stroll increases stake
Thanks for joining us. Britain’s economy has grown faster than France and Germany since the pandemic, updated estimates from the...
JP Morgan settles Epstein lawsuit with US Virgin Islands
The world will need to invest $4.5 trillion (£3.7 trillion) a year from the start of the next decade if it is to reach net zero by 2050, the International Energy Agency (IEA) has said.The Paris-based organisation said that record growth in clean energy technology, including solar panels and electric vehicles, means it is still possible to limit rises in global temperatures to 1.5C.However, it would require a huge ramping up of spending. World governments and organisations are expected to spend $1.8 trillion (£1.5 trillion) on the transition to cleaner...
Germany’s borrowing costs highest in 12 years as economy struggles
Electric vehicle manufacturers face a £3.7bn bill over the next three years unless the EU drops the introduction of tariffs...
