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FOR a guy who professes to be uncomfortable with extreme moves in currency markets, Haruhiko Kuroda (pic) certainly doesn’t seem to mind causing them. By doubling down on easy money, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) governor is set on a path that will only further isolate the country from its peers and almost guarantee further erosion in the value of the yen.
Country has finally reached its inflation targets
The Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA) has collaborated with partners to organise the first trailblazing three-day continental convening on AFRICAN AGROECOLOGICAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND TERRITORIAL MARKETS in Munyonyo, Uganda, from May 24th to 26th, 2022. The gathering brought together actors from over 30 countries, with over 130 persons in…
Market participants predict inflation will run at an average below 2.5 percent during the period from six to 10 years from now.
It feels like Singapore has only just switched from combating the COVID-19 pandemic with some of the developed world’s strictest curbs to plunging headlong into a fight against inflation. The central bank tightened policy three times since late last year. Now, the highly urbanized island that imports most of what it eats has a front-row seat to food nationalism. Neighboring Malaysia, from which Singapore gets one-third of its poultry, banned chicken exports from Wednesday, citing domestic shortages and price spikes. While the embargo is often framed as dour news for fans of hawker dishes su...