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Central banks talk tough about tackling inflation, but raising borrowing costs now risks plunging us into recession this year

The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB), a federal government financial institution, opened its doors five years ago with great promise, vowing to deploy $35 billion of investments towards “the next generation of infrastructure Canadians need.”

Global inflation outlook contrasts with Bank of England, which estimates inflation will fall next year

Conflict adds strain to developing economies in east Asia and Pacific already struggling with Covid and inflation

The German Development Bank intends to provide financing grants for projects in 8 countries, including Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia, with a maximum of $11.14 million. The German Bank requires the employment of a minimum of 125 people for every million euros granted in the project through the "Investment for Employment"…

Eight developments across London with shares of homes from £50,000.

The old £20 notes will stop being legal tender in six months

There are around £7 billion worth of paper £20 banknotes and £10.5 billion worth of paper £50 notes still in circulation.

Consumers and businesses will come under severe pressure from cost of living squeeze, says governor

The Global Entrepreneurship Congress (GEC) seeks to benefit from Saudi Arabia as a platform to reboot, rethink, and regenerate the entrepreneurship system at the international level. Speakers at the conference reiterated that economic strength depends on the sector's development to return to the economies of countries positively. The conference witnessed…

The value of crypto assets around the world increased tenfold between early 2020 and November last year, hitting as high as 2.9 trillion dollars.