South African polls could delay substantive reforms

Major economic reforms may only follow next year’s general election

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Technology is widening wealth inequality in India

The wealthiest 10% of India's population controls more than 70% of its total wealth

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Since the Brexit vote, house price growth has started to ease and prices in London have even begun to fall

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A clear majority voted against a sovereign money initiative in a referendum, but pressure for bank reform persists

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Growth outlook in Central-Eastern Europe may be clouded by domestic and external headwinds

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Economic activity is growing solidly despite tighter monetary policy and turbulent foreign policy, especially trade

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The ruling party has vowed to root out corruption since taking power in 2013 but new scandals suggest a lack of progress

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A mild slump has broken a long run of growth in Japan's economy

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The government looks set to face a rocky second half despite official optimism over the impact of a new IMF package

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Parliamentary and presidential elections in 2019 are exacerbating frictions within the ruling Nidaa Tounes party

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