British Pound holds below 1.3250 after a downward revision of UK GDP
The British Pound (GBP) is giving away previous gains against the US Dollar (USD) on Tuesday, weighed by…
UK living standards fall despite fastest growth in G7, highlighting Burnham’s economic challenge – business live | Business
Introduction: UK living standards fall despite rise in growth Good morning, and welcome to our rolling coverage of…
Policy discipline needed to tackle economic pressure points – The Irish Times
Global economic pressure points are complicating central banks’ mission to preserve price and financial stability. Financial and fiscal…
Germany’s Retail Sales climb by 1.8% YoY in May vs. 0% expected
German Retail Sales, a key measure of consumer spending, showed a surprise upside in May. The consumer spending…
China factory activity grows faster than expected in June on tech export demand
LIANYUNGANG, CHINA – JUNE 28: An employee works on the carbon fiber production line at the Lianyungang base…
RBA stood ready to hike again as minutes flag excess demand, weak housing
The minutes predate last week’s 10 percent plus slide in Brent, creating a disconnect between the hawkish tone…
Economy starts to pick up momentum as number of filled jobs rises
The worst seems to be over when it comes to the job market. Filled jobs rose 0.3% in…
What changes affecting your wallet are coming on July 1?
A few changes are looming on July 1 that may affect some New Zealanders’ household finances. By Susan…
Bangkok Post – Geopolitical tensions weigh on sentiment
Geopolitical tensions have been disrupting global supply chains, increasing production costs and weighing on Thailand’s economic growth, according…
1 July changes: minimum wage rises, payday super, parental leave tweaks and everything else coming for 2026–27 | Australian economy
A bump to minimum wage, a change to how often superannuation is paid and more paid parental leave…
Türkiye’s strong SME base underpins economy: World Bank, IFC
Turkish small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) account for most of businesses in the country, playing a decisive role…
Why taxing a shrinking pool of workers more isn’t the way to pay for our ageing population, ANZ chief economist Richard Yetsenga argues
He believed it would be difficult for governments to keep taxing a shrinking pool of working people (as…