State Auditor Proposes Slashing 100,000 French Public Sector Jobs to Curb Deficit
The French government is gearing up for a major overhaul of its public finances, as mounting debt and persistent deficits
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Macro
ILA Secures Wage Hike, Sets Sights on Blocking Port Automation
The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) has won a significant victory in their recent contract negotiations, but the fight is far
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Canada’s Economy Falls Behind as US Surges Ahead
Recent economic data has revealed a growing disparity between the economies of Canada and the United States, two nations long
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Heritage Minister Set to Unveil CBC Modernization Plan and Maybe A New CEO
The Canadian government is set to announce significant changes to CBC/Radio-Canada’s mandate in the coming weeks, according to CBC News
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Are We On Our Way to $40 Silver? Prices Surge 34% YTD
As gold continues to break records, silver is quietly outpacing its more famous counterpart, with prices surging 34% year-to-date. This
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Russia Plans to Maintain Precious Metals Spending, Resume Palladium Purchases
The Russian Finance Ministry has unveiled plans to invest 51.5 billion rubles (approximately $538 million) annually in strategic metals and
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Gold ETFs See Record Inflows, Pushing Bullion to 45-Year High
The gold market is experiencing a remarkable surge, with exchange-traded funds playing a pivotal role in driving prices to levels
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Russia To Boost Defense Budget by 25% In 2025, Reaching Record High
Russia has announced plans to increase its defense spending by 25% to a record high of 13.5 trillion rubles ($142
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Are Carbon Taxes Driving Food Prices Up?
In recent years, Canadian consumers have faced a noticeable rise in grocery prices, with increases largely surpassing those in neighboring
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Russia To Accept Tangerines For Chickpeas To Avoid Western Sanctions
Russia and Pakistan have signed a barter trade agreement to circumvent Western sanctions and overcome cross-border payment difficulties. The deal,
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