World Cup will benefit Gulf states' tourism sectors

The 2022 football World Cup kicks off in Qatar on November 20, bringing in an expected 1.2 million fans

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Prospects for the Russian economy in 2023

Russia has survived 2022 with a smaller slump than expected, but sanctions impacts will really kick in next year

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Labor Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Philip Lowe agree on the threat from inflation

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Georgia and Kazakhstan are among several former Soviet states grappling with an unexpected influx of Russians

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Having exited the EU’s ‘enhanced surveillance’, Greece may now be in a better position to weather a slowdown in 2023

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The concept of 'rational inattention', whereby low and stable inflation does not consume attention, is driving US policy

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Colombia’s government is attempting to introduce tax reforms and its budget under adverse economic circumstances

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Germany’s monthly inflation increase between August and September was the highest since March

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The new UK government’s fiscal plan to cap energy bills and fuel GDP growth carries huge economic and financial risks

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The economy is expected to slow down with high inflation and a spike in utility prices hitting the poorest hardest

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