Consolidation in Greek labor market
After nine years of continuous employment growth in September, the Greek labor market recorded a mild decline last…
AI Boom Drives US GDP Growth
I’m Ben Holland, an economics editor in Washington. Today we’re looking at the US AI boom and its…
Rich Dad Poor Dad Author Robert Kiyosaki Warns Millions Could Be Wiped Out, Says Buy These…
Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki warned of a “massive crash” in financial markets, saying “millions will…
Japan’s GDP declined in July-September on US tariffs, economists say
Economy 1st contraction in six quarters predicted at annualized 2.4% U.S. tariffs and stagnation of real wages are…
Russia’s Central Bank Tightens Rules on Lending to Heavily Indebted Firms Amid Rising Corporate Risks
Russia’s Central Bank will double capital requirements for banks lending to highly indebted companies from December, citing rising financial…
China’s manufacturing PMI shows steeper-than-expected downturn | snaps
China’s official manufacturing purchasing managers’ index slowed to 49.0, down from 49.8. This marked a 6-month low, tying…
Africa’s downstream oil market to surge past $120 billion by 2032 –
Dr Riverson Oppong, CEO of Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies Africa’s oil and gas downstream market, currently valued…
China’s Xi meets South Korean leader at APEC summit
Chinese leader Xi Jinping met his South Korean counterpart Lee Jae Myung, after taking centre stage at an…
Strong Japanese industrial output and accelerating inflation raise chances of December rate hike | snaps
Industrial production decreased by 0.1% quarter-on-quarter in the third quarter, primarily due to reductions in output related to…
Euro zone inflation dips closer to 2% as ECB holds rates – The Irish Times
Euro zone inflation eased slightly but stayed above 2 per cent, backing the European Central Bank’s decision to…
‘Poorer than it would have been’
Researchers at the University of Cambridge’s climaTRACES Lab found that global gross domestic product could shrink by up…
US Fed split deepens as officials clash over rate cuts and stubborn inflation
WASHINGTON, Nov 1 — A senior member of the US Federal Reserve on Friday said he voted against…