Tokyo inflation beats forecast, keeping BOJ on rate hike path
Tokyo’s inflation held steady in November and industrial output unexpectedly rose, keeping the Bank of Japan on track…
China, inflation could pop Japan PM’s bubble
Charming Donald Trump one week, angering China the next, Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has had a busy…
AI search and gadgets drive Black Friday sales shift
Artificial intelligence is everywhere during this year’s Black Friday sales as shoppers ramp up their use of chatbots…
CBRT chief describes inflation as ‘virus’ but hails progress so far
The Turkish central bank pledged to “do everything” it can to bring inflation down in line with its…
Why is Senegal squaring up to the International Monetary Fund? | Debt News
Senegal is at loggerheads with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) over a bailout it urgently needs to plug…
Are employers doing enough? US Fed’s Beige Book says firms are avoiding mass layoffs — Here’s what we know
The United States Federal Reserve (US Fed), in its November 2025 Beige Book, said that several companies in…
Russia’s Forestry Industry Faces Steep Production Slump in 2026, Official Says
Russia’s forestry sector could face a deep contraction next year as sanctions tighten, interest rates remain high and…
Hong Kong fire live: Death toll soars to 128 after tower block blaze
What building experts say about Hong Kong firepublished at 04:26 GMT 04:26 GMT Investigations into the cause of…
China’s Sovereign Bond Traders on Watch for Fallout From Vanke
The worsening debt crisis at China Vanke Co. has increased vigilance among sovereign bond traders over contagion from…
Russian Corporate Losses Surge in 2025 as More Firms Slip Into the Red
Russian companies have reported a sharp rise in losses so far this year, with total negative results jumping…
‘2025 Budget may be breaking point for London businesses’
Businesses across London have been reacting to the measures announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves in Wednesday’s Budget. One…
China reportedly wants to do more deals in its own currency. Australia’s banks aren’t ready
In October, media reports suggested mining giant BHP had accepted a deal to settle about a third of…