Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the US central bank needs to be patient as it awaits more evidence that high interest rates are curbing inflation, doubling-down on the need to keep borrowing costs elevated. Watch in for more details!

US Fed likely to keep rates higher for longer to curb inflation

The Awami Action Committe (AAC) on Tuesday called off the protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) after Pakistan government accepted the charter of demands. Watch in for more details!

PoK protests: Day after $86 MN grant, PoK stir called off

Residents of the Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) continues to protest against Pakistani government over heavy taxation, high inflation and electricity shortage. Violent clashes occurred between protesters and police in various parts of Muzaffarabad, the capital of PoK. Watch in for more details!

PoK Protests Day 4: PoK continues to remain on the edge

One police officer killed, over 100 injured in clashes during protest in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK). Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif approved a grant of 24 billion rupees ($86 million) for PoK where there have been several violent protests over inflation. Watch the story to know how the violence is still continuing.

PoK Protests: Pak PM forced to announce $86 mln for PoK

A clash erupted between police and protesters in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir’s (PoK) Dadyal amid demonstrations against soaring inflation and power cuts. The skirmish in Mirpur district left multiple injured and prompted Pakistani authorities to impose a curfew.

PoK protests: Protesters march towards Muzaffarabad via Rawalkot

PoK protests | PoK PM Anwarul Haq bends after violent clashes

PoK protests | PoK PM Anwarul Haq: Ready to give relief

Pakistan: Massive protests in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK)

Pakistan: Enraged Pak Occupied J&K residents stage massive protests

In Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), tensions flared on Friday (May 10) as locals protested against harsh economic conditions and taxes imposed by Pakistan. The protests as per news agency ANI were met with severe suppression by Pakistani defence forces.

Protests erupt in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir over inflation and other economic hardships

Argentina is grappling with the world's highest inflation rate. To cope, the country's central bank just launched its biggest banknote ever – the 10,000 Peso bill. This is five times larger than the previous top denomination.

Argentina issues 10,000 Peso bill to combat world's highest inflation

Watch the top headlines of the hour: - Hamas mulls deal with positive spirit - Xi Jinping heads to Europe to defend Russia ties - UK: Big losses for Tories in local polls - Turkiye inflation in April at 69.8% - Apple affirms India's growth potential

UK: Big losses for Tories in local polls | Turkiye inflation in April at 69.8%

There could be some bad news for the US Economy. A noted forecaster claims that the country is already in recession. Danielle Dimartino booth adds that the US may be following the footsteps of China, where the government is collecting more debt to prop up economic growth.

US Top Forecaster: Job market indicating signs of downturn

There could be some bad news for the US economy. A noted forecaster claims that the country is already in recession. Danielle Dimartino Booth adds that the US may be following the footsteps of China, where the government is collecting more debt to prop up economic growth.

Top Forecaster: US may be following China's footsteps

The US Economy grew at its slowest pace in nearly two years in the first three months of 2024. A surge in imports and a small build-up of unsold goods at businesses, together with an acceleration in inflation, reinforced expectations that the federal reserve would not cut interest rates before September.

US economy grows at its slowest pace in nearly two years

The US economy grew at its weakest pace in nearly two years as imports increased to meet still-strong consumer spending, widening the trade deficit, while inflation accelerated, reinforcing predictions that the Federal Reserve would not lower interest rates before September.

US economic growth slows: Inflation remains a concern

Euro zone inflation is likely to decline further and the European Central Bank may cut interest rates soon. However, a rate cut, European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde said, will depend on the pace of price growth.

Lagarde: Geopolitical tensions & higher wage growth upside risks

Watch the top headlines of the hour: - Kazakhstan floods: 117,000 evacuated - UK: Inflation at lowest in 2.5 years - 'Operation true promise' revealed - Scholz urges China to use Russia 'influence' - Cameron, Bearbock meet Israel President

Kazakhstan floods: 117,000 evacuated | UK: Inflation at lowest in 2.5 years

Argentina's booming tourism industry, fueled by an attractive exchange rate for foreign visitors, appears to be fading. This comes as the country grapples with soaring inflation, reaching 288% in March 2024.

Argentina loses tourist boom as inflation soars 288%

The US economy is currently experiencing a rare phenomenon: Strong growth alongside persistent inflation. The latest data shows GDP expanding at 2.4%, fuelled by a surge in hiring with over 300,000 new jobs added in march. However, inflation remains stubbornly high, well above the federal reserve's 2% target for the march quarter.

FED policy uncertainty casts shadow on global outlook

Watch the top headlines of the hour: - US economic growth vs Inflation - Iran: Willing to exercise restraint - Olympic flame lit for Paris 2024 - Israel demands sanctions on Iran's missile project - Israel weighs response to Iran attack - UN Watchdog: Iran closed nuclear facilities - Sunak faces rebellion over smoking ban

Olympic flame lit for Paris 2024 | US economic growth vs Inflation

Country's wholesale price inflation WPI has come down for first time in four months, wholesale inflation has marginally declined to 15.18 % in June compared to 15.88% in May.

Wholesale price inflation in India

Inflation data is out and there are mixed signals for India's economy. There is some good news on India's inflation. March saw inflation hitting a 5-month low of 4.85%, largely due to falling fuel prices. But economists warn this relief might be temporary. Food prices, a major concern for households, remain high, rising over 8% year on year.

India releases inflation data, inflation reaches 5-month low

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