The UK economy rose back to life in the March quarter after stagnating through the second half of last year. Or did it? Analysts are not sure the data is an accurate guide to what's going on beneath the surface.

UK economy roars back to life in March quarter

China pauses export curbs on rare earths and other military-grade products and technology aimed at 28 US Corporations on wednesday.
This was part of the temporary trade truce between the US And china agreed during the weekend.

US-China Truce Unlocks Rare Earth Exports

The US President has said that the central bank should lower interest rates and that fed chair Gerome Powell's termination cannot come fast enough trump is again raising questions about whether he will seek to limit the fed's independence as new tensions flare in his contentious relationship with the central bank. Watch in for more details!

Trump's Fed Rate Demand: Trump Urges Powell To Cut Rates Amid Falling Prices

According to the IMF, India is poised to become the world's fourth-largest economy in 2025, surpassing Japan's GDP. India's economy is expected to reach $4.187 trillion, driven by rapid growth and economic expansion.

India set to overtake Japan as 4th largest economy in 2025

Pakistan faces massive losses of Rs 3.4 trillion annually due to illicit trade, accounting for 26% of its annual tax target. Smuggling erodes revenues, while Afghan traders benefit. Pakistan ranks 101 on the Global Illicit Trade Index, with its informal economy valued at $123 billion.

Pakistan loses Rs 3.4 trillion to illicit trade annually

India's atm transactions beyond the free monthly limit will cost more starting this month.

RBI approves hike in atm fees across all banks

The mega event brings together over 10,000 delegates, 1,000 digital creators, 300 companies, 350 startups, and leaders from 90+ countries. Inaugurating the summit, prime minister Narendra Modi called it a historic moment for India’s creative future, urging global creators to “make india your content playground.”

Creator economy: India’s new growth frontier

Indonesia’s clove farmers are facing a severe crisis as rising temperatures and erratic weather patterns slash yields by 40%. the decline threatens both local livelihoods and the global spice market, where Indonesia plays a key role.

Clove yields drop 40% as Indonesian farmers feel the heat

S&P Global Ratings has warned that Australia’s AAA sovereign credit rating could be at risk if election campaign promises result in structurally higher deficits, debt, and interest costs.

Australia’s AAA credit rating at risk amid elections

Trump's tariff blitz is shaking up the global boardroom. From wall street to grocery store aisle, everyone is bracing for the impact.

But who's taking the biggest hit and who's passing the buck to yo one bill at a time?

That's what this next report decodes.

Tariffs Shake Up Global Earnings Season

As tariffs continue to disrupt global trade, american consumers and businesses are feeling the strain. A recent poll from the associated press-norc center reveals that 60% of u.S. Adults are extremely or very concerned about rising grocery prices.

US Companies Adjust Outlook Amid Reduced Spending

As big tech tightens belts around the world, from layoffs to hiring freezes, one thing hasn’t shrunk—CEO paychecks. And in India, Infosys boss Salil Parekh is making headlines for all the right reasons—at least if you're on his payroll.

Infosys CEO gets fat payday in FY24

Shares of precious metals miners in South Africa surged as gold hit new all-time high. The South African benchmark stock index soared to a record close on Wednesday after the yellow metal surged past $3,300 for the first time. The South African gauge is now up more than 7% this year, compared with declines of 1.4% for the MSCI emerging market stock index and 8.3% for the S&P 500.

Gold's rally powers South African stocks to record

Fitch Ratings has upgraded Pakistan’s credit rating, marking the first upgrade in nearly six years. The decision reflects stronger fiscal management and improved external stability. With this upgrade, the outlook has been revised to stable for the first time since 2018.

Fitch upgrades Pakistan's rating to 'B-', first in 6 years

China’s economy kicked off 2025 with a strong performance, growing faster than expected in the first quarter. Strong retail sales and industrial output helped sustain growth, even as challenges loom. The retail sector saw an uptick, with consumers investing in home electronics and furniture. Factory production also picked up pace, signaling a positive start. However, the property market remains a concern, continuing to drag down overall economic progress.

China's GDP growth defies expectations, tariff risks loom

While tariffs may be the most prominent issue for chinese leaders, youth unemployment is emerging as the silent killer.

China's Youth Face Tough Job Market

Wall Street roared back after President Trump reversed course on tariffs, easing tensions with global partners. The Dow, S&P, and Nasdaq all soared, marking their biggest single-day gains in years, fueled by strong airline earnings, tech rallies, and a well-received treasury auction.

Markets rebound: Nvidia, Tesla, Apple jump in double-digit gains

The stampede in global markets gathered momentum Monday, and investors piled into safe-haven assets as the fallout from US President Donald Trump's tariffs deepened. The carnage in financial markets has analysts betting on five Federal Reserve rate cuts this year, up from just two last month

Traders increase fed rate cut bets to five

Markets flash eerie echoes of 1987's 'black monday' crash.
The mayhem is already signalling another 'black monday. '
The carnage in financial markets unleashed by President Trump's tariffs is continuing unabated as equities get pummeled.
US Stock futures show the over 11 trillion Dollar wipeout since Trump's first day in office isn't over.

Markets flash eerie echoes of 1987's 'black monday' crash

President Trump has admitted there may be "a little pain" in the short term; he insists the plan will make America stronger in the long run.

‘Worse than 2008 crisis’: Mark Cuban warns of deep recession fuelled by Trump-era tariffs and cuts

Australia's economy has posted steady growth, but the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) remains cautious. While inflation appears to be under control, global uncertainties and trade risks continue to pose challenges. This video breaks down the current economic outlook, the RBA’s decision to hold interest rates, and what it all means for Australians.

Australia’s economy grows as Reserve Bank of Australia warns of risks

Ahead of Liberation Day, the Trump administration has started firing staff at major U.S. health agencies, including the CDC and the FDA. According to sources, these layoffs are part of a broader plan by the Trump administration to reduce staff across federal departments, aiming to cut as many as 10,000 positions. Watch this report for more details!

Charlotte Edwards appointed as England women's head coach

U.S. investment banks are bracing for deeper job cuts as economic uncertainty weighs on dealmaking. Banks like Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan, and Bank of America have already started trimming staff, with further layoffs expected if deal activity doesn’t pick up.

US banks tighten costs as economic worries grow

Iran’s currency, the rial, has fallen below the key psychological threshold of 1 million per US Dollar, hitting a new record low. The steep decline follows four rounds of US Sanctions on iran’s oil exports since President Donald Trump’s return to office.

Diplomatic deadlock deepens Iran’s currency crisis

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