Gas prices, credit card debt, and health costs are soaring while politicians focus elsewhere. Americans are left to navigate a system failing at every level, creating survival strategies outside government control.
The Bank of Canada is expected to cut rates to 2.25% amid economic slowdown and high unemployment. With tariffs, weak demand, and stubborn inflation, Canadians await the October 29 announcement to see how the decision will impact borrowing, savings, and the broader economy.
Canada is falling apart, and ordinary Canadians are feeling it. From soaring living costs to healthcare delays and fading community spirit, this country we once knew is slowly unraveling — and the quiet frustration is growing louder every day
Javier Milei’s radical policies and alignment with the US over BRICS have plunged Argentina into economic turmoil, skyrocketing inflation, rising unemployment, and growing dependence on Washington, leaving millions of Argentinians in uncertainty.
There was a time, not so long ago, when Canadians lined up — not for bread, not for jobs, but for CERB cheques. It was 2020, and Trudeau’s government had just unleashed a financial tidal wave: a $90 billion deficit, cheered on by the desperate and the distracted. It was “necessary,” they said. A lifeline….
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen acknowledges that President Biden’s economic strategies, known as “Bidenomics,” face challenges in gaining public acceptance due to the ongoing repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic. Yellen highlights the lasting impact of the pandemic on people’s lives, including surging rents and other essential expenses. A recent survey shows that many Americans believe their financial situation has worsened since the 2020 election, leading to skepticism towards Biden’s economic policies. Public perception regarding the economy’s direction is complex, with some blaming Biden, Congress, or the Federal Reserve for current economic concerns.
Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar recently emphasized India’s pivotal role in stabilizing global oil and gas prices by maintaining trade relations with Russia. As the world’s second-largest oil buyer, India’s decision to continue its transactions with Moscow significantly contributed to managing global inflation. Speaking at a London event hosted by the High Commission of…