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‘Unsustainable’: UK predicted to see 50% spike in strokes by 2035

Stark new projections suggest annual admissions will rise to 151,000, costing the NHS and economy £75bn

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The Guardian view on Labour and rail renationalisation: a sensible plan that passengers need

Editorial: Train services are essential to the health of the economy, society and environment. These proposals are pragmatic and welcome

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Economy takes centre stage as India heads to the polls

India has kicked off its marathon elections, with nearly a billion people eligible to cast ballots. High on voters' minds will be issues relating to the country's economy. How has the world's most populous nation and fifth-biggest economy fared since the 2014 elections that brought Prime Minister Narendra Modi and…

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US Economic Growth Slows Significantly In First Quarter

The US economy cooled markedly in the first three months this year, expanding less than anticipated as consumer spending and exports decelerated, according to government data released on Thursday.

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US Economy Slows In First Quarter, Fed Holds Interest Rates

Learn about the US economy's Q1 2022 slowdown, factors affecting growth, consumer spending trends, and Federal Reserve's stance on interest rates.

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Ukraine Central Bank Cuts Key Rate To 13.5%

Ukraine's central bank reduces key rate to 13.5% to stimulate economy and support financial stability amidst crisis.

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South African Rand Stable Ahead Of Producer Inflation Data

Stay informed about the stability of the South African rand ahead of key economic data release.

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Thai Banks To Lower Rates For Vulnerable Groups By 25 Bps

Thai banks reduce interest rates by 25 basis points for vulnerable groups to support economy during COVID-19 crisis.

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BOJ's Ueda May Adopt Hawkish Stance Due To Fragile Yen

The Japanese yen's fragility prompts potential BOJ hawkish stance to stabilize currency and economy amidst market uncertainties.

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US Economy Anticipates Slow But Solid Growth In Q1

Experts predict slow but steady growth for the US economy despite inflationary pressures and pandemic challenges.

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T20 World Cup: Beyond Jasprit Bumrah, India's pace options don't look great

When India's selectors sit down to pick the squad for the T20 World Cup in the USA and West Indies in June, they will have many batting options to choose from.

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South Korea Q1 GDP Growth Exceeds Expectations

South Korea's economy shows resilience with strong Q1 GDP growth, raising doubts about further policy easing measures.

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Canada Retail Sales Decline For Second Consecutive Month

Retail sales in Canada have declined unexpectedly for two months, raising concerns about the economy and highlighting challenges for retailers.

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US Core Capital Goods Orders Increase Moderately In March

Learn about the significance of core capital goods orders in the US economy and their impact on business investment and economic growth.

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Mexico's Consumer Prices Slightly Increase In Early April

Learn about Mexico's 0.09% consumer price increase in April and its impact on the economy.

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UBS Expresses Concern Over Swiss Capital Requirements

UBS expresses concerns about new Swiss capital requirements and their potential impact on banking sector and economy.

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Indonesia Central Bank Raises Rates To Support Rupiah

Indonesia's central bank raises rates to stabilize rupiah and boost economy amidst global challenges.

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Thailand's .5 Billion Stimulus Aims To Boost Economy

Thailand's .5 billion handout scheme aims to revitalize economy, create jobs, and support businesses amid pandemic challenges.

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Yen's Decline Towards 160 Level May Prompt Action

Japanese ruling party official expresses concern over yen's depreciation towards 160 level against USD, impacting economy and global markets.

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Spain's Economy Thrives With Immigrant Workers

Discover how immigrant workers in Spain drive economic growth, innovation, and cultural enrichment, shaping a more inclusive society.

Evening Standard

House prices will rise and mortgage rates fall in 2024, Lloyds Bank says

Britain’s biggest bank predicts three rate cuts this year

International Business Times

German Forecast To Offer Signs If Ailing Economy On The Mend

The German government will present its latest growth forecasts on Wednesday as Europe's crisis-hit top economy shows tentative signs it is finally turning a corner.

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Russian Ministry Forecasts 2.8% GDP Growth For 2024

Russia's Ministry of Economic Development projects 2.8% GDP growth in 2024, facing challenges of higher inflation and a weaker rouble.

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Government to require sustainability of contractors

As Australia attempts to transition towards a circular economy, the government will prioritise contractors that meet sustainability benchmarks.

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Japan's Corporate Service Inflation Rises In March

Learn about Japan's economic recovery as corporate service inflation rises in March, indicating positive growth.

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