Eurozone January final services PMI 51.6 vs 51.9 prelim
Prior 52.4Composite PMI 51.3 vs 51.5 prelimPrior 51.5 Both the services and composite readings are four-month lows, signaling…
Employment data expected to miss – TD Securities
TD Securities’ Global Strategy Team provides insights on upcoming US employment data, predicting below-consensus estimates for both ADP…
Markets losing faith in Prabowo’s grasp of economic reality
As economic bookmarks go, Indonesia’s stock market enduring its worst rout since the 1997-1998 Asian financial crisis is as ominous…
South Africa emerges as the hardest country to collect debt in Africa
The Southern African country leads the continent in terms of collection difficulty with an index score of 67…
Euro zone inflation dips to 1.7% in January
Euro zone inflation dipped last month, data showed today, entering a soft patch that most economists expect will…
What are the main events for today?
EUROPEAN SESSION In the European session, we will get the final services PMI for the major Eurozone economies…
Singapore, Hong Kong family offices favor private equity: survey
Wealth Management Over half of Asian wealth managers plan shift with public markets volatile Hong Kong, left, and…
Euro zone faces inflation hurdle before ECB — TradingView News
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China services PMI rises to three-month high as demand and hiring improve
China’s services sector started 2026 on firmer footing, though confidence remains cautious despite easing cost pressures. Via private…
New Zealand’s unemployment rate at decade-high, beats central bank estimate at 5.4% – Firstpost
The economy is currently struggling to move past years of extended fragility. This slow recovery is being further…
From ‘Economic Tiger’ to the ‘Sick Man of Asia’
  As manufacturing stalls and household debt nears 90% of GDP, Southeast Asia’s second-largest economy faces a…
Labour lambasts coalition over job figures
The Labour Party says the government is in denial about the damage it has done to New Zealand’s…