Finances

Germany’s preliminary data for October shows inflation will hit a new high of 10.4%

Payment processor PayPal has quietly restored a hefty penalty targeting so-called spreaders of disinformation

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has issued an order to add $10.5 billion to the country’s 2022 military budget

The country’s foreign trade has changed too much and now leans toward settlements in national currencies, Andrei Kostin says

India has fined google for $113 million over the tech giant’s refusal to allow app developers to use third-party payment systems

The introduction of tax breaks on the purchase of gold has spurred demand in Russia, Vedomosti reports

The country has 435 residents with over $100 million, surpassing France and Italy, RBK reports citing a new study

The Japanese yen has fallen to its weakest level against the dollar since August 1990 after the Bank of Japan ruled out interest rate hikes

The cost-of-living crisis worsened for Brits in September on rising food and housing prices, the Office for National Statistics says

A Moscow court has ordered Facebook parent company Meta to pay multimillion-ruble damages to Russian football coach Dmitry Khokhlov

The US economy is expected to contract in the next 12 months and force employers to cut jobs, according to economists surveyed by media

Net sales of foreign currency by Russian export companies were at $21 billion in September, according to a report published by the Russian Central Bank on Thursday.

Consumer prices in Germany have risen by the highest amount since reunification in 1990, driven by skyrocketing energy and food costs

Alex Jones ordered to pay nearly $1 billion to the families of Sandy Hook school shooting victims for claiming the massacre was staged

The Austrian economy could encounter its worst crisis in almost eight decades, the Finance Ministry says