Wall Street steamed to its best day since January after Meta Platforms became the latest Big Tech company to blow past profit forecasts.

Almost three weeks after Croatia adopted the euro as its currency, consumers are complaining about price increases.

Traders in Ghana are protesting against a new 18.5 percent sales tax.

Rising inflation in Sierra Leone is pushing many families into extreme poverty and on to the streets.

A year after the Taliban took power, Afghanistan’s economy has all but collapsed.

Despite having enough food stock on hand, consumers have been paying prices for some food items higher than in Western nations.

People who depend on Lake Chad for their livelihoods are struggling as attacks by armed groups continue.

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UN health agency has warned there could be 500,000 more COVID deaths by February if urgent actions not taken on the continent.

People in Burundi are struggling to find medicine, cash and fuel after years of sanctions and the impact of Covid-19.

Markets and the transportation of certain goods have been banned and communication services cut.

Dubai’s reputation as a leader in the gold market happened decades ago. Since then the gold industry has seen tremendous growth thanks to the city’s increasing role as a hub for trade and tourism.

More than 1,000 cases have been identified in what is country's largest single outbreak, which originated in seafood market in province of Samut Sakhorn.

India imports $70bn worth of products from China.

Ryan Payne, President at Payne Capital Management, joined Cheddar to describe the “gambling” activity around GameStop and other stocks.

With a fall in oil prices, countries like Iraq are looking to diversify their economy, but corruption is making that difficult.

A new report by a financial watchdog has revealed the extent of mismanagement in those sectors and its impact on the economy.

Optimism sweeps Wall Street as investors focus on green shoots of US economic activity and vaccine news.

Some preparing for Islamic holiday are ignoring restrictions aimed at curbing the spread of the coronavirus.

Businesses in Kenya suffer, as coronavirus lockdowns hit the normally busy Eid al-Fitr holiday trade.

The cost of some items has doubled, and they are expected to stay high after the Muslim fasting month ends.

Leaders set to meet on Friday in bid to resolve continuing dispute that led to closing of their shared border.

Stocks declined and the dollar gained in a risk-averse start to the week, as President Donald Trump dialed up trade tensions saying the US will start issuing tariff letters to countries as soon as Monday.