Finance Minister Nicola Willis has been under pressure for the country's economic contraction.Samuel Rillstone / RNZ Finance Minister Nicola Willis and the wider coalition government have been under ...

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New Delhi [India] September 22 (ANI): India's Chief Economic Advisor (CEA) V Anantha Nageswaran on Monday said that the recently implemented GST 2.0 reforms, coupled with income tax relief announced ...

ABUJA, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Nigeria's economy expanded 4.23% year on year (NGGDPQ=ECI), opens new tab in the second quarter, its quickest pace in about four years, helped by higher oil output and a ...

JAKARTA :Indonesia booked a 321.6 trillion rupiah ($19.38 billion) budget deficit in the January to August period, equivalent to 1.35 per cent of gross domestic product, finance ministry data showed ...

GOVERNMENT has revised the economic growth rate upwards by 0,6 percentage points to 6,6% for the year 2025, owing to better than anticipated output from the agriculture, mining and manufacturing ...

Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Economist Peter Schiff is calling out President Donald Trump’s claims regarding $17 trillion in new ...

Finance Minister Nicola Willis says a new Reserve Bank Governor will be announced “very shortly” as she comes under growing pressure to tackle New Zealand’s economic woes. Economists are calling on ...

Sir John Key says the Reserve Bank deserves much of the blame for the latest sharp drop in GDP. Our economy's contracted 0.9% in the June quarter. The Government says international turmoil and ...

Trying to assess the effects of research and innovation is a recurring topic in science worldwide. A macroeconomic impact study by Fraunhofer IPK and Fraunhofer ISI now confirms that a national ...

New Zealand's economy being in worse shape than expected - and suffering through a deeper and longer downturn than the global financial crisis - may mean more interest rate cuts. Stats NZ said on ...