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Check the Numbers: Has Inflation Already Peaked?

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​national interest​​​ by Ethen Kim Lieser There’s no question that markets will be waiting anxiously to see the U.S. consumer price index (CPI) report on Wednesday. Per the Financial Times, the CPI →

Alaskans Rejoice: Senate Approves Spending Package That Includes $5,500 Payments

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​national interest​​​ by Ethen Kim Lieser As millions of Americans try to navigate their way through this household budget-crippling high-inflationary environment, many are now looking to their →

The 'rip cord' Elon Musk could pull to get out of buying Twitter

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​nbc news​​​ By Rob Wile The $44 billion Elon Musk agreed to pay for Twitter and take it private is looking less financially appealing. Musk said Friday that the deal is on hold pending a review of →

A Ghanaian company makes wine from cocoa

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By Peter Quao Adattor and Africanews Cocoa has been Ghana's main commercial crop for several decades. And although the West African country is the second largest cocoa producer and exporter in the →

Inflation hit 8.3 percent in April compared to last year, showing signs of leveling off

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nbc news By Rob Wile The inflation rate was little changed from March to April, a potential sign that the rapid growth in the cost of goods and services may soon taper off. Consumer prices rose 0.3 →

European airports expect significant disruptions this summer

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​the brussels times​​​ Brussels Airport expects to have a busy summer as many countries have relaxed their Covid-19 restrictions and people are keen to travel again, reported Le Soir. Yet Brussels is →

Russia publishes list of 'parallel imports' goods

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​reuters​​​ Russia published a detailed list of goods from foreign carmakers, technology companies and consumer brands on Friday that the government has included in a so-called "parallel imports" →

Former Fed policymakers call for sharp U.S. rate hikes, warn of recession

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​reuters​​​ By Ann Saphir and Lindsay Dunsmuir Two ex-Federal Reserve officials, now freed from having to set economic policy and be accountable for it, are warning the U.S. central bank will have to →

Europe’s Energy Crisis and the War in Ukraine

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national interest by Paul J. Saunders Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine—and its recent decision to halt natural gas exports to Poland and Bulgaria—have provoked searching debates surrounding →

UK can't help everyone now over cost of living, Johnson says

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​reuters​​​ by Kylie MacLellan British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Tuesday the government could not help everyone through the current cost-of-living crisis and had to remain prudent with its →

German unemployment sinks in April as pandemic measures ease

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​reuters​​​ German unemployment fell in April, Labour Office figures showed on Tuesday, though the effect of the war in Ukraine slowed a continued recovery seen since the lifting of coronavirus →

Exxon Mobil doubled its profit from last year to $5.5 billion

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​cbs news​​​ As gas prices continue to soar across the nation, oil producer Exxon Mobil reported $5.4 billion in profit during the first quarter — doubling its profits compared to the same quarter →

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