Saudi Arabia Is Borrowing to Preserve Vision 2030
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The kingdom is spending enormous amounts of oil revenue and borrowed money to build an economy that will supposedly no longer depend upon oil.
For months, we were told that this moment was approaching. At first a lot of people didn't want to believe it, and those that were sounding the alarm were mocked.
Pakistan has become more crypto-friendly in recent years and is now asking companies to build there.
A United Nations proposal would replace the current system of taxing each multinational subsidiary separately with a global unitary tax system.
While people watch crude oil or product prices, the one metric you can't ignore at all is the tanker prices, which move crude and refined products across the globe.
Michael Burry, posting under the handle Cassandra Unchained, published a circular financing map from Bloomberg this week. The reasoning behind his concern is entirely economics-driven.
Japan Japan projected to pay an all-time high 16.59 Trillion Yen ($108 Billion USD) in debt interest next year
A supertanker rarely earned more than $45,000 a day before this war A US Gulf to Asia tanker was just offered $29.5 million for ONE voyage.
Who finances China's industrial supply chain will change significantly with new rules encouraging banks to replace supplier credit
We're at the end of the line.
The 18th BRICS summit opened on Saturday with the bloc taking its most concrete step yet toward loosening the grip of the US dollar, adopting a 45-page New Delhi Declaration on the first day and endorsing a payments architecture built to route cross-
New Delhi Declaration envisions an alternative Global South development architecture, but without the institutions to build it
You have probably heard about the "trade war" going on between the government of the United States and the government of Canada.
PM Modi and President Xi reaffirmed the need for a strategic and long-term approach to bilateral ties, while stressing progress on trade, supply chains and the boundary question
The Brics New Delhi Declaration sets out a broad agenda on UN reform, global finance, nuclear security, Palestine, counter-terrorism, public health, climate action, and local-currency trade. The 2026 summit also backs a woman UN Secretary-General and
In Washington DC, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant buffs his nail on his shirt as he intervenes in support of the Japanese yen.
The fact that China has a large quantity of gold in its official reserve position is not news. China's gold reserves have been rising substantially since 2009.
Newcastle thermal coal futures are approaching the $150-a-ton breakout level as the global energy shock, most acute in industrial fuels, encourages utilities to shift toward coal ahead of the Northern Hemisphere winter while electrification trends an
Growing global sales of EV and PHEV models have pushed China's export numbers to their highs, despite shrinking sales at home.
Araghchi said Brics members back stronger use of national currencies in trade, while a common currency remains under consideration
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India is deepening ties with Brics for energy, trade and Global South cooperation while relying on the US and its Indo-Pacific partners for technology, defence and maritime security. The strategy allows New Delhi to pursue its interests without becom
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When Brics leaders meet, de-dollarisation becomes a major talking point. But is the US responsible for de-dollarisation debate? Firstpost speaks to former Indian envoy Gaddam Dharmendra.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has her eyes on the trillions Europeans have sitting in their bank accounts.
China, the world's largest oil importer, is bidding up crude prices across Africa, Canada, and Latin American markets as disruptions in the Hormuz chokepoint and limited Iranian supplies intensify competition for alternatives.
US Treasury Secretary went full judge, jury, and executioner on speculative yen shorts overnight with probably the most direct explicit jawboning we have seen in years...
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