Government gross debt of euro area largely in euro – News articles
Across the EU, the structure of general government gross debt differs significantly between countries. These differences relate for…
Euro area investor sentiment recovers slightly in June but dark clouds remain
Investor confidence -13.4 vs -14.6 expectedPrior -16.4 Euro area investor morale picked up more than expected heading into…
Market outlook for the week of 8thst-12th June
A light week ahead, as is usually the case following the NFP release, and while Monday has no…
ECONOMIC WEEK AHEAD: June 8-12
The week ahead is dominated by inflation prints. The May CPI (Wed) and PPI (Thu) top the calendar.…
Rupiah’s Plunge Pushes Indonesia’s Manufacturers To The Edge
(MENAFN– Asia Times) Indonesia’s financial markets were jolted Monday (June 8) as the rupiah hit a new record…
South Korea’s KOSPI craters over 8% as Fed fears spark tech rout
By Jihoon Lee and Yena Park SEOUL, June 8 (Reuters) – South Korea’s stock benchmark plunged over 8%…
Accès restreint – Le Monde
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Why Auckland’s economic recovery seems continually out of reach – The Front Page
“I look back at the the period from after the GFC [Global Financial Crisis] through to Covid, and it…
Nearly 2 Million Americans Have Been Out of Work for…
The United States added 172,000 jobs in May, well above economist projections, and the headline unemployment rate held…
Data shows people are spending more – but not on luxuries, Paymark says
Photo: Unsplash / Ardian Pranomo We’re spending more money – but not on luxuries, new data shows. Paymark,…
Bangkok Post – A double dip on the cards?
Customers shop at Bang Kapi Market during the co-pay campaign. Varuth Hirunyatheb An economist is concerned about Thailand’s potential…
Private sector credit growth stands at 4.75% in April
Economists and bankers cite weak investment appetite, global fuel crisis and sluggish exports behind the slowdown 08 June,…