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Germany's economic outlook is looking a little brighter, with the International Monetary Fund almost doubling its growth forecast. However, Germany's winegrowers are facing another disappointing harvest. DW has more.
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Why fiscal discipline, responsible borrowing, industrial transformation and household prosperity must define Ghana’s next economic chapter. Ghana has reached a defining moment in its economic history.
MANILA: Following are results of the Philippine Bureau of the Treasury’s auction of T-bonds on Tuesday: Partially awards 25.38 billion pesos ($404.33 million), below 35 billion pesos offer, of which…
SEOUL, Oct. 13 (Yonhap) -- Seoul shares plunged by more than 5 percent Tuesday, ...
Life in Germany has become more expensive in September to an extent not seen in almost three years. A fuel discount is intended to reduce fuel costs. Experts nevertheless expect high inflation.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised Ghana’s economic growth forecast for 2026 to 5.7% and projected year-end inflation at 4.8%, despite global economic pressures and uncertainty.
The Prime Minister cited the country's 7.8% economic growth in the April-June quarter, foreign-exchange reserves exceeding $700 billion and reforms spanning taxation, insolvency and labour laws as…
