Each year, the government spends £1.3tn – equivalent to £45,000 per household. This is a huge sum, giving rise to a huge problem: the government receives just £40,000 per household (£1.14tn) in taxes.

The urgency is clear. Quality infrastructure underpins 92% of the 169 targets across all the Sustainable Development Goals, influencing economic participation and opportunity, political empowerment, ...

Kuwait’s real GDP grew by 1.7% y/y in Q2 2025, supported by expansion in both oil and non-oil sectors. Following the passage of public debt law in April 2025, Kuwait issued bonds worth USD 11.25 ...

The industry and trade sector aims to contribute at least 36.2 per cent to GDP, with an annual average growth rate of 12.65 percent for industry, 14.54 per cent for domestic trade, and 10.62 per cent ...

Saudi real estate is entering a new growth phase as non-oil GDP hits 56%, reforms expand investment access and giga projects ...

The current level of India's VIX is below its long-term average, indicating that  the market is currently in a neutral zone, neither panic nor exuberance.

From Rs 1.8 lakh crore in 2005 to Rs 91 lakh crore in 2025, the BFSI sector’s explosive rise has mirrored India’s deepening ...

Manufacturing PMI in Spain increased to 52.10 points in October from 51.50 points in September 2025, beating consensus ...

The world economy is limping into November 2025, buffeted by geopolitical crosswinds, policy fragmentation, and structural ...

The launch of Digital Asset Haven positions IBM as a key player in the fast-growing tokenization market. IBM is also seeing ...

The Canadian dollar weakened against its U.S. counterpart on Friday, adding to its monthly decline, as domestic data showed a ...

And then there’s the not-so-grand bargain about which Xi and Trump are talking. As with Japan and South Korea, China has ...