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Globalisation didn’t hurt US jobs, contrary to what American politics would have you think. Still, in a fractious era of more trade barriers, economies like Hong Kong can contribute to seamless global trade by adopting digital documentation.

Around 93% of small cap mutual funds failed to beat their benchmarks in April. Only 2 out of 27 schemes managed to outperform, emphasizing the riskiness of small cap investments and the need for a high-risk appetite.

“The ends justify the means,” Machiavelli’s famous adage, permitting rulers to forsake moral high grounds in...

Asia’s factory activity weakened slightly in April, with output growth cooling and employment dropping in a sign of fragile confidence among manufacturers.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced on April 30 that it has reached an agreement with the Malian transitional authorities on an emergency

The OECD predicts the British economy will grow 0.4% in 2024, just ahead of last-placed Germany in the G7 group of wealthy nations.

The former Pakistani prime minister writes exclusively for The Telegraph from his prison cell

With conclusion of standby arrangement, reserves rise to $9b

Washington/Islamabad: The IMF has approved an immediate disbursal of the final tranche of USD 1.1 billion to Pakistan as part of a bailout package, emphasising that the cash-strapped country needs to...

FBR collects a total of Rs6.711bn