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Strong direct tax collections and lower gross borrowing offer some comfort, but inflation risks and rising State borrowings could keep yields elevated
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Meg O'Neill said BP has "written off too much value" and remains too indebted, but declined to say when share buybacks would resume
The company returned to profitability for the first time in four quarters as bitcoin rose 43% from the year-earlier period
If your partner has never run a home on their own, use the months before moving in to build habits that set you up for success.
According to The Australian’s Mackenzie Scott, more than 102,000 Australians have used the federal government’s 5% first-home buyer (FHB) deposit scheme since it was expanded on 1 October 2025.
Interest rates may be heading higher and the Artificial Intelligence bubble is in danger of deflating any time now. But the UK stock market seems unconcerned.
The naira fell below N1,500 per euro for the first time in over two years, but a weaker euro, not a stronger naira, did most of the work.
