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Pubs and nightclubs on brink of collapse as Covid 'bounce back' wiped out

A new report on the night time economy - which also looks at how music venues, theatres and cinemas are faring - found that most are in "survival" rather than "thrive" mode amid calls for VAT to be cut in the upcoming Budget

Daily Mirror

Iranian President Begins Visit to China

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi arrived in China on Tuesday for a three-day visit, flanked by a large delegation including his central bank chief and ministers for trade, the economy and oil. Raisi will hold talks with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in the capital Beijing, with the pair expected to…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Watch: Rates pressure, Queensland’s wild weather, Complaint hearing continues

Watch: There are fresh fears that the mortgage cliff facing many Australians could punch a $20b hole in the economy. High-profile Australian neurosurgeon

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Japan’s economy rebounds less than expected amid COVID recovery

Asia’s second-largest economy grows 0.2 percent during the October-December period, falling short of expectations.

Al Jazeera

Japan manages growth in final quarter as tourism returns

The Japanese economy grew at an annual pace of 0.6% in October-December, managing to eke out growth after a quarter of slowdown

The Independent UK

Consumer confidence plummets as cash rate lifts

The latest cash rate hike has mortgage holders worried as consumer confidence plunges to its lowest level since April 2020.

AAP

Krungsri, SCCC launch green initiative

Bank of Ayudhya, under the marketing name Krungsri, has joined hands with Siam City Cement (SCCC) to move towards zero food waste in order to reduce greenhouse gases and promote the circular economy.

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China's economy is recovering — is that a good thing for Australians faced with surging prices?

China's rebounding economy is set to have ramifications for Australia — both good and bad — and could exacerbate our cost-of-living issues.

ABC News

Middle-income families hit hard by inflation, interest rates could sink the economy

As interest rates rise and other cost-of-living pressures increase, middle-income households that had been living comfortably are pulling back on spending, which has big implications for the economy.

ABC News

European Union increases growth forecast as eurozone dodges recession

Europe's economy will grow more than previously forecast this year as it avoids a winter recession, with inflation expected to ease and gas prices continue to fall.

Radio France Internationale

Prepare for a 'significant uptick' in inflation this week, top economist Paul Krugman says

Inflation likely rose last month, but it may not be a huge deal.

Fortune

America is probably going to avoid a recession and that's giving markets a 'good reason to be more upbeat,' according to the head of the IMF

Kristalina Georgieva struck a positive tone in a Monday interview, arguing the resilient labor market and China's reopening will boost the U.S. economy.

Fortune

Brexit cost UK economy £29bn with investment ‘stopped in its tracks', Bank of England policymaker says

Jonathan Haskel said UK was an 'extreme outlier' when it comes to facing a slowdown in productivity

Insider UK

Bill Dudley: Will the Fed go longer or higher? Maybe both

How will the US Federal Reserve wage its battle with inflation — by keeping interest rates elevated for longer, or by taking them even higher? Investors are fixated on this question, which has vast implications for bonds, stocks and the entire economy.

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A pathway out of environmental collapse

The burning of fossil fuels and destruction of ecosystems through the extraction of resources has led to the precipice of a catastrophe. How do we step away from the precipice?

Liverpool Echo

Eurovision recruitment drive with hundreds of positions available

45 employers will advertise hundreds of hospitality roles

The Guardian - UK

Healthcare staff shortage main factor in near-record job vacancies

ONS analysis shows sector accounts for more than one in 10 of job ads posted online in December

Bangkok Post

Pace of monetary tightening 'reasonable': Finance Minister Arkhom

Thailand's economy could grow faster than forecast this year as a revival in tourism quickens, while the pace of monetary tightening to stave off inflationary pressures remained "reasonable", the country's finance minister said on Monday.

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Boost Your Portfolio With These Strong Buy Stocks

Expectations of the economy avoiding a recession have been rising amid the still-tight labor market and improving consumer sentiments. However, while uncertainties remain, quality stocks Walmart (WMT), AstraZeneca (AZN), and LSI Industries (LYTS), which are Strong Buy-rated in our proprietary system, could be ideal additions to boost your portfolios. Keep…

The Guardian - UK

EU tipped to avoid recession after gas crisis eases

Economic growth forecast to be 0.8% in 2023 but households still face cost of living pressures

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s just not worth it’: why full-time work no longer pays in the UK

Britain has a shrinking economy and a worker shortage – so why aren’t part-time workers increasing their hours?

Manchester Evening News

Levelling up spending for Greater Manchester should be decided locally, shadow chancellor says

Rachel Reeves MP visited a Bolton training centre for telecoms engineers to mark National Apprenticeship Week

The Independent UK

Brexit cost UK economy £29bn as investment ‘plateaued’, Bank policymaker says

Jonathan Haskel, an external member of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee, said a wave of investment was ‘stopped in its tracks’ in 2016.

Evening Standard

More immigration can be the solution to Britain’s economic woes, but who will dare to say it

My party agreed that we needed to stop drifting in the direction of a higher-tax, higher-spend economy being choked by ever more regulation, which was causing sluggish growth, low productivity and a dampening of enterprise and innovation”. Thus wrote former prime minister Liz Truss last week.

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If You Could Only Own 3 Stocks, It Should Be These

Consumer sentiment has been buoyed by the recent cooldown in inflation and encouraging economic data. However, with interest rate hikes expected to continue, the risk of the economy tipping into a recession remains. Hence, fundamentally strong stocks Coca-Cola (KO), Merck & Co (MRK), and Valero Energy (VLO) that pay reliable…

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