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The Era of the Global Central Bank May Have Arrived

Countries around the world are confronting the costs — and potential benefits — of an aging population.

Let's hear it for Malaysia. Something unimaginable just a few years ago has transpired. A former prime minister, the scion of a prominent political dynasty who retained a strong grassroots following as a top lawmaker, has been sentenced to prison. His fall is a tonic, however brief, for a country whose politics in recent years have been marred by rancor, cynicism and a revolving door of weak governments.

PUPILS in Powys have been praised for their GCSE results following a ‘challenging’ couple of years for learners.

Heres our list of all the good stuff happening this coming week in the Cincinnati area.

The central bank cut a key rate in a bid to boost the struggling economy. Data suggest the challenge is more complicated than that.

Sergeant Rob Adams from Sussex Police has been sacked for gross misconduct after sending a naked selfie to the victim of a sex assault and telling her he wanted to handcuff her to a bed.

Yorkshire insurance broker W Denis has entered into a new digital partnership with Premier League Leeds United.

THE inflation battle is the most desirable real estate in global monetary policy. Most titans of central banking are emphatic that rapid price increases are the scourge of the moment, going so far as to countenance recession as an acceptable price to pay for victory.

A discouraging economy took a backseat to technicals and relative valuations. Inflation will have a lot to say about how long that lasts.