November 05, 2025
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Trump turmoil: Stocks, Eurobonds sink deeper as naira pares losses – Businessday NG
Hungary’s GDP Grows 0.6% in Q3 2025, Driven by Services Sector – Budapest Business Journal
FinMin welcomes World Bank’s report on India’s financial sector 
‘Tax on risk’ – Founders warn against income tax rise
Meet the rich conservatives bankrolling a major fight against Trump
Analysts see inflation easing to 15.84% in October – Businessday NG
PM launches Rs 1 lakh crore R&D and Innovation scheme
‘Mommy, do you want my piggybank money?’ SNAP recipient details hardship from GOP policies
Tories call for Starmer to sack Rachel Reeves
States burn revenue windfall on overheads, debt servicing – Businessday NG
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Trump turmoil: Stocks, Eurobonds sink deeper as naira pares losses – Businessday NG Hungary’s GDP Grows 0.6% in Q3 2025, Driven by Services Sector – Budapest Business Journal FinMin welcomes World Bank’s report on India’s financial sector  ‘Tax on risk’ – Founders warn against income tax rise Meet the rich conservatives bankrolling a major fight against Trump Analysts see inflation easing to 15.84% in October – Businessday NG PM launches Rs 1 lakh crore R&D and Innovation scheme ‘Mommy, do you want my piggybank money?’ SNAP recipient details hardship from GOP policies Tories call for Starmer to sack Rachel Reeves States burn revenue windfall on overheads, debt servicing – Businessday NG
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India’s exports to US witness $3.3 billion decline in May-Sept, sharpest short-term collapse in years: GTRI report

India’s exports to US witness $3.3 billion decline in May-Sept, sharpest short-term collapse in years: GTRI report

India’s exports to the US slid across sectors for the fourth consecutive month, driving a 37.5 per cent decline during May-September 2025, according to an analysis by India-based trade think tank Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI). India’s exports to its largest market, the United States, are reeling under the weight of steep US tariff hikes.

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‘Not what we voted for’: Midwestern Trump counties imperiled by MAGA economy

‘Not what we voted for’: Midwestern Trump counties imperiled by MAGA economy

MAGA hat. James McNellis/Wikimedia commons MAGA hat. James McNellis/Wikimedia commons In 2024, Donald Trump became the first president in U.S. history to win an election despite four criminal indictments — one of which resulted in a conviction on 34 counts — and two impeachments. And the thing that did the most to get Trump past

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Business owners still plan staff cuts due to last year’s NICs raid 

Business owners still plan staff cuts due to last year’s NICs raid 

Thursday 30 October 2025 6:00 am  |   Updated:  Wednesday 29 October 2025 3:53 pm Rachel Reeves’ NICs raid damaged the UK jobs market. Nearly half of business owners are still planning to reduce headcounts in response to Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ £25bn tax hike on employers’ national insurance contributions (NICs), a new survey has indicated, pointing

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Corvinus’ Business Programs Among the World’s Best – QS International Trade Rankings – Budapest Business

Corvinus’ Business Programs Among the World’s Best – QS International Trade Rankings – Budapest Business

Corvinus University continues to rank among the world’s top universities, once again the only Hungarian institution featured in the 2026 lists of Quacquarelli Symonds, evaluating int’l trade education programs. The Corvinus Executive MBA (EMBA) was ranked 9th in Europe and 26th globally in the QS 2026 International Trade: Executive MBA category, while its Master’s in International Economy

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Naira records N33.50 gain in October as reserves hit $43.17bn – Businessday NG

Naira records N33.50 gain in October as reserves hit $43.17bn – Businessday NG

The naira recorded a notable gain of N33.50 against the dollar in the official foreign exchange market in October, supported by rising external reserves which climbed to $43.17 billion during the month. Data released by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) showed that the naira ended the month at a record high of N1,421.73 per

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SBI report projects higher GST revenue than expected for FY26

SBI report projects higher GST revenue than expected for FY26

The Goods and Services (GST) revenue for the Financial Year 2026 (FY26) will still be higher than budgeted collections, according to SBI Research. The report projects that even after accounting for similar gains and losses across states following tax rationalisation measures, Goods and Services Tax (GST) receipts in FY26 are likely to surpass the government’s

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Trump officials say Alaska is ‘open for business — but no one’s buying

Trump officials say Alaska is ‘open for business — but no one’s buying

As Kristen Moreland waited for the livestream to buffer, her thoughts drifted to the years she’d devoted to defending Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, the northeastern sweep of Alaska where the mountains give way to the coastal plain. On screen, the chatter of aides stilled as men in dark suits gathered behind a lectern. Then Secretary

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Hungary’s Trade Surplus Narrows to EUR 589 mln in September – Budapest Business Journal

Hungary’s Trade Surplus Narrows to EUR 589 mln in September – Budapest Business Journal

Hungary’s external trade in goods recorded a surplus of EUR 589 million in September, a year-on-year decrease of EUR 297 mln, according to data published by the Central Statistical Office (KSH). Exports rose by 0.5% compared to September 2024, while imports grew by 8.4%. On a seasonally and working-day adjusted basis, export volumes fell 2.4%

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CBN sells only N1.1bn OMO bills as high-yield fails to attract bidders – Businessday NG

CBN sells only N1.1bn OMO bills as high-yield fails to attract bidders – Businessday NG

The Central Bank of Nigeria’s Open Market Operations (OMO) auction saw poor demand on Friday despite offering a stop rate of 21.69 percent, suggesting the market is pushing back against the current rate environment and the central bank’s pricing. The auction, which was carried out on Friday, October 31, offered N300 billion across a 46-day