US Ports Facing ‘Goods Recession’ Amid Holiday Lull, Tariff Woes – Bloomberg.com
US Ports Facing ‘Goods Recession’ Amid Holiday Lull, Tariff Woes Bloomberg.comAmid tariff uncertainties, U.S. container imports in October declined…
BOJ should refrain from hiking rates in December, says Takaichi’s economic adviser
Aida, who is also chief Japan economist at Credit Agricole, spoke to the Nikkei newspaper and said that:…
Easing US-China trade tensions a red flag for India? Electronics sector warns; cost edge may shrink by ‘10 percentage points’
India’s electronics sector could face a setback as trade tensions between US and China have eased after the…
How the economic data calendar might look if the US government reopens today
BNP Paribas is out with a note estimating how the economic data schedule might look if the US…
Inflation Flip Gives Emerging Markets Edge Over Rich Nations
Gains in some markets, including Hungary, Brazil and Egypt are topping 20%. (Bloomberg) — A rare turn in…
Egyptian Inflation Quickens After Hike in Fuel Prices
Egyptian inflation quickened for the first time since May on the back of a surprise jump in rents,…
The trouble with America’s shutdown economy
Imagine, for a moment, America without the Bureau of Labour Statistics (BLS). To some wonks, few scenarios are…
Japan prime minister Takaichi says hopes for BOJ to guide monetary policy appropriately – investingLive
Japan prime minister Takaichi says hopes for BOJ to guide monetary policy appropriately investingLiveJapan’s declining real wages upend Prime…
VIDEO: A matter of when, not if the iron ore price will tumble, says leading China economist – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
VIDEO: A matter of when, not if the iron ore price will tumble, says leading China economist Australian Broadcasting…
RBA’s Hauser says getting inflation down will require policy to be restrictive
Reserve Bank of Australia Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser said the country’s monetary policy faces an “unusual challenge,” as…
South Africa Wins $925 Million World Bank Loan for Ailing Cities
The World Bank approved a $925 million loan for South Africa to support a six-year program costing three…
Inflation Flip Gives Emerging Markets Edge Over Rich Nations
A rare turn in global inflation trends is expected to inject fresh momentum into this year’s rally in…