Iran says it is ready to hold negotiations with the United States, stressing that any talks must be based on mutual respect. The statement comes amid heightened regional tensions and diplomatic signaling. 

Iran: Unrest in Iran Enters 12th Day, Tehran Opens Door for Negotiations With Washington

Iran says it is ready to hold negotiations with the United States, stressing that any talks must be based on mutual respect. The statement comes amid heightened regional tensions and diplomatic signaling.

Tehran: Ready for Negotiations With U.S. On 'Mutual Respect' Terms

A police officer has been killed in a stabbing as anti-government protests sweep across 28 of Iran’s 31 provinces. Demonstrations continue over political and social unrest in the country.

Iran Unrest: Police Officer Killed Amid Nationwide Protests

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is Facing What May Be the Greatest Challenge of His Decades in Power as Anti-government Protests Driven by a Collapsing Economy and Deepening Public Anger Spread Across Much of the Country...//


Iran Unrest: Outrage Grows Over Iran's Economy, Rial Hits Record Low

Sri Lanka reported low inflation of 2.1% in 2025, well below its 5% target, supported by IMF emergency funding, while the central bank projects a gradual rise in inflation heading into 2026.


Sri Lanka inflation rises 2.1% in 2025, below 5% target 

Iran’s capital is witnessing fresh unrest as economic protests enter a third day in Tehran. 
Demonstrations triggered by soaring inflation, a collapsing rial and shortages of power and water have drawn in shopkeepers, students and middle-class Iranians, a combination that has historically alarmed the regime.

Iran Protests Erupt Amid Currency Collapse, Inflation, War Fallout | Mossad Urges Action 

The Russian central bank cut its key interest rate by 50 basis points on Friday, bringing it down to 16 per cent. The move comes as inflation slows, but the economy continues to struggle to grow.


Russian President Vladimir Putin Blames Rate Hikes for Economic Slowdown

U.S. Consumer price inflation was surprisingly soft in November, with an annual headline rate of just 2.7 percent. There is some Scepticism due to the scale of the downside 'miss' relative to analyst expectations, and the impact of the record-longest government shutdown.

Tame U.S. Inflation Gives the Fed Room for More Rate Cuts

A deep dive into the state of the UK economy in 2025, highlighting elevated consumer prices, inflation trends, and key economic indicators. Discover how rising costs are impacting households, businesses, and the overall financial landscape in Britain this year. 

UK Economy In 2025: UK Consumers Struggle as Inflation Hits Record Levels 


Global dairy prices are losing steam, with butter, whole milk powder and cheese all turning sharply lower. The drop comes as milk output surges across New Zealand, Europe, the US and South America, pushing supply beyond demand. Let’s take a closer look at what’s driving the slide.


Global Dairy Prices Weaken 

Former President Donald Trump held a campaign-style rally in Pennsylvania claiming that consumer prices are “coming down tremendously” and pledging to make America affordable again. While fuel and some food prices have eased, many Americans continue to struggle with housing, healthcare, and childcare costs. This video breaks down Trump’s economic messaging, voter reactions, inflation data, and the challenges facing Americans as the 2026 midterms approach.

Trump Mocks 'Affordability' During Affordability Tour

The Indian Rupee has fallen to fresh record lows repeatedly in recent months. And, if the rupee continues to depreciate against the US Dollar, India may take longer to become the world's third-largest economy. The reason: the global economic size measure is listed in dollars, and a weaker Rupee would mean the exchange rate would offset the growth in India's output.


India's growth shadowed by weak currency

With the holiday shopping season about to peak. A new study finds that american households may have less buying power than many retailers hoped for. According to fresh data from the jpmorgan chase institute. Inflation has pushed real income growth back to levels last seen in the slow recovery after the great recession.


Inflation drags US income growth down

U.S. consumers are pulling back as tariffs and rising prices hit holiday budgets. New data shows slower holiday spending, increased caution on big-ticket items, and growing pressure on retailers. With higher import costs feeding into prices, economists warn that continued tariffs could further weaken consumer demand heading into next quarter. Here’s what the slowdown means for inflation, growth, and the 2025 economy.

U.S. Consumer Pullback: Tariffs Impact Prices

South Africa has slashed its inflation target to 3% for the first time in 25 years, marking a major shift in economic policy. Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana says the move will gradually lower inflation expectations and create space for future rate cuts. The Treasury and central bank will phase in the new band over two years, balancing reform with fiscal discipline. Markets reacted instantly, with the rand and long-dated bonds rallying after the announcement.

South Africa Cuts Inflation Target for First Time in 25 Years

The US economy appears strong on the surface, with low unemployment and stable inflation expectations. But beneath the surface, a growing wealth divide is reshaping consumer spending. Let’s break down the numbers and what they mean for the broader economy.

Top Earners Drive US Growth As Wealth Gap Grows

The European Central Bank (ECB) has decided to keep key interest rates steady, signaling a cautious approach amid signs of stabilizing growth. Meanwhile, Eurozone inflation rose 2.2% year-on-year in September, slightly above expectations.

ECB Holds Rates Steady as Eurozone Inflation Hits 2.2%

President Donald Trump announced plans to cut 'a lot of' government jobs as the shutdown settles in its second week. He said the democrats handed him this opportunity on a silver platter.

US Government Shutdown: Uncertainty Mounts As Trump Warns Of Federal Job Cuts

The U.S. government shut down much of its operations on October 1 after Republicans and Democrats failed to reach an agreement to extend funding past the end of the federal fiscal year on September 30.
The closure has shut off the flow of key economic data at a moment of uncertainty among policymakers and investors about the health of the U.S. job market, the trajectory of inflation and the strength of consumer spending and business investment.

US Government Shutdown: Weaker Job Outlook Trumps Inflation Worries

India’s consumer inflation rose in August for the first time in 10 months. It was mostly driven by food prices. The consumer price index rose 2.07% year-on-year, and up from July’s 1.6%.


India's inflation ticks higher for first time in 10 months 

In the United States, the economy is flashing mixed signals. Inflation picked up in August at the fastest pace this year, while unemployment claims spiked to the highest in nearly four years. Together, these trends are fueling fresh worries about stagflation, rising prices paired with slowing job growth.



Annual US Inflation at 2.9%, Highest Since January | WION

This holiday season,
U.S. Retailers and the tourism industry are bracing for a slowdown.
Shoppers are pulling back as inflation, tariffs, and economic uncertainty weigh on spending.
This next report examines the key trends shaping the U.S. economy.
Take a look...

US Holiday Sales Growth Loses Festive Spark 

Argentina: Argentina is grappling with rising inflation as prices continue to outpace wages and pensions. Analysts predict that August’s consumer price index could rebound above two percent. Potentially breaking a three-month streak of declining inflation.

Argentina: Households Struggle as Inflation Outpaces Wage

Home prices across the united states are showing signs of a notable slowdown, with recent data indicating the weakest annual growth in over a year. In the 20 largest metro areas, prices rose 2.1% in the 12 months through June 2025.



Housing Market Cools in US Cities | WION

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