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Why inclusion is at the centre of the cashless economy debate

Within every great debate there are certain rigid facts. As the arguments on both sides evolve, it becomes clearer which points bend and which stubbornly endure. In the debate over cash and the digitalisation of money, one consideration that cannot be so easily brushed aside is the likelihood of...

China faces shortage of goods depicting the Olympic mascot

The organizers of the Beijing Olympics faced a shortage of goods with the image of the mascot of the Games - the panda Bing Dwen Dwen. Demand for them increased sharply after the start of the competition, but production volumes were limited due to the closure of factories for the Chinese New Year....

Saudi Aramco raises oil prices for Asia and the US

The world's largest oil exporter, Saudi Aramco, raised prices for its key markets. The decision comes days after OPEC+ countries announced a 400,000 bpd increase in oil production in March. Saudi state oil company Saudi Aramco has raised the price of its oil for refiners in Asia, the U.S. and...

India's Official Digital Currency Likely To Be Launched In Early 2023: Reports

According to reports quoting top government official sources, India's official digital currency is expected to be released by the beginning of 2023. The Indian official cryptocurrency will function similarly to other commercially accessible digital currencies, with the exception that it will...

With Economy Recovering From Omicron, US December Job Growth Stronger Than Expected

Despite the interruption created by the Omicron variant of coronavirus, hiring in the United States was solid last month.   According to the Labor Department, employers gained 467,000 jobs. That was a lot better than the experts had projected.   The unemployment rate increased...

IMF Chief Georgieva Says It Was 'Too Early To Say' If Global Economy Faces Long-Term Inflation

The president of the International Monetary Fund has said it was "too early" to judge whether the global economy was in for a period of prolonged inflation but cautioned that failing to make economies more resilient to future economic shocks may result in major consequences.   Global...

Japanese Economy Likely Returned To Growth In Q4 Of 2021 Driven By Strong Domestic Consumption

According to a poll of economists conducted by the global news agency Reuters, the economy of Japan most probably regained some steam and growth in the final three months of 2021 with a potential increase in consumption amid a decline in Covid-19 cases.   The survey however also warned that...

Microchip manufacturers hit record highs, expect annual sales to rise

Microchip manufacturers have reported record annual sales amid global shortages and sharply increased demand for semiconductors. However, industry executives expect this figure to double further in less than a decade. Industry-wide annual sales will exceed $500 billion for the first time in 2021....

Drop In Japan's Factory Output For December More Than Expected

In December, Japan's manufacturing output fell for the first time in three months, as a drop in machinery production offset a tiny increase in vehicles, casting doubt on the economy's strength.   In December, retail sales increased year over year for the third month in a row, thanks to a...

Business activity in China slows down

Business activity has slowed down in China, official statistics shows. Experts attribute this to coronavirus restrictions as well as the authorities' order to limit production to reduce air pollution ahead of the Olympics. Growth in manufacturing activity in China slowed in January due to...
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