Eurozone PMI marches on thanks to stronger services sector | snaps
We suspected that last month’s very strong PMI was a one-off. It was mainly the result of strong…
Germany September flash manufacturing PMI 48.5 vs 50.0 expected
Prior 49.8Services PMI 52.5 vs 49.5 expected Prior 49.3Composite PMI 52.4 vs 50.6 expected Prior 50.5 The manufacturing…
China Labor Market Struggles Deepen, Clouding Economic Outlook
PBoC Holds Steady on Rates Despite Growth Risks Yet, Beijing appears unconcerned about the economic backdrop despite the…
Set to be world’s strongest amid global uncertainty and Trump’s tariff war
“The full effect of tariff increases have yet to be felt, with many changes being phased in over…
OECD lifts U.S., global growth forecasts as economies surprise to the upside
Container backlog occurs at Longtan Port Container Terminal in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China, on September 21, 2025. (Photo…
UK to suffer highest inflation in G7 this year, says OECD | Global economy
The UK is set to suffer the highest inflation among G7 nations this year, the Organisation for Economic…
China Job Market Woes Spread at Worst Time for Deflation Fight
China’s labor market is deteriorating just as deflationary pressures showed initial signs of easing, threatening to reverse progress…
Information crisis a dire threat to prosperity & progress, but also a unique opportunity – Newspaper
Eleven of the world’s leading economists, including two Nobel laureates, urge govts to recognise and uphold the economic…
Recession warning light flashes for Aussie economy
As the Australian economy progresses, increasingly driven by the expanding size of government and the rising population, warning…
Economist Warren Hogan delivers major warning for Aussies still struggling with price pains after RBA governor admits post-pandemic inflation will not reverse
Aussies struggling with the cumulative impacts of post-pandemic inflation could see prices surge again. This is the major…
Eurozone consumers cut spending on tariff fears, shun US goods: ECB
Consumers in the eurozone have altered their consumption habits in anticipation of U.S. tariffs, moving away from American…
Breakfast briefing: Eye of the storm
Here’s our summary of key economic events overnight that affect New Zealand, with news eyes are on the…