EEconomy Read More Japan’s wages grow most since 1997, keeping BOJ on rate-hike pathSeptember 8, 2026 Japanese workers’ nominal wages have risen at the fastest pace in nearly three decades on the back of…
EEconomy Read More CNBC’s The China Connection newsletter: China’s weak consumer becomes the world’s problemSeptember 8, 2026 A China-Africa liner carrying 23800 tons of mechanical equipment and engineering vehicles set sail from Yantai Port to…
EEconomy Read More Korea’s nominal GDP grows at fastest pace in 47 years in Q2; $40,000 per capita GNI on trackSeptember 8, 2026 Containers are stacked at a port in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Province, Sunday. Yonhap Korea’s nominal gross domestic product (GDP)…
EEconomy Read More Bangkok Post – Fetco calls for higher savings rate to boost national growthSeptember 8, 2026 The Federation of Thai Capital Market Organizations (Fetco) says the government needs to lift Thailand’s national savings rate…
EEconomy Read More Egypt’s net international reserves rise to $57.214bn in AugustSeptember 7, 2026 Egypt’s net international reserves rose by $920 million to reach $57.214 billion in August 2026, up from $56.294…
EEconomy Read More Vietnam: Inflation and trade trends shape VND – CommerzbankSeptember 7, 2026 Commerzbank’s Vietnam update highlights rising inflation and a narrowing trade deficit, with strong manufacturing-led imports and resilient exports.…
EEconomy Read More Germany: Cautious growth outlook – ABN AMROSeptember 7, 2026 ABN AMRO’s Chief Economist Germany, Alexander Krüger, notes that German economic output is rising and the bank has…
EEconomy Read More Economic recovery is coming, ratings agency Moody’s saysSeptember 7, 2026 New Zealand’s economic recovery is under way, ratings agency Moody’s says, but there are questions we will need…
EEconomy Read More United Kingdom: Growth pace cools after hot start – Deutsche BankSeptember 7, 2026 Deutsche Bank economists Sanjay Raja and Maui Brennan expect United Kingdom (UK) Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to have…
EEconomy Read More Record strength El Niño could mean bigger supermarket bills for Australians, experts warn | Australian economySeptember 7, 2026 The most severe El Niño weather event on record threatens to push food prices higher this year, experts…
EEconomy Read More Inflation dips for 2nd consecutive month to 8.26% in AugustSeptember 7, 2026 Food inflation fell to 7.02% in August from 7.16% in July, while non-food inflation rose further. TBS Report…
EEconomy Read More Spike in Irish GDP triggers growth upgrade for euro zone – The Irish TimesSeptember 7, 2026 The euro zone economy expanded by more than originally estimated in the second quarter on the back of…