ISM Manufacturing PMI set to maintain expansion in the US factory sector
Attention shifts to Wednesday’s release of the June ISM Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI), one of the most…
ICYMI: BoE’s Bailey says won’t rush to raise rates on oil-driven inflation spike
Bailey’s comments reinforce a patient BoE reaction function, leaning against any near-term case for a rate move despite…
Kenya and Congo emerge as Africa’s top debt winners as Iran war trade unwinds
A sharp decline in global oil prices is reshaping investor sentiment across Africa’s sovereign debt markets, with…
Euro area annual inflation down to 2.8% – Euro indicators
Euro area annual inflation is expected to be 2.8% in June 2026, down from 3.2% in May according…
Energy price cap rise ‘will push millions in Great Britain into fuel poverty’ | Energy bills
Millions of households in Great Britain will be pushed into fuel poverty after months of volatility on the…
UK house prices flat in June, says Nationwide; higher energy bills cap kicks in – business live | Business
Key events Eurozone factory output in best quarter since 2022 as cost pressures ease Factory production in the…
‘My mortgage costs have tripled since Covid – I reached breaking point’
“I was at breaking point. I was having panic attacks, struggling to sleep, and feeling like I was…
There is an AI bubble and it will burst…but is that such a bad thing? – The Economy of Everything
In that case, the question for New Zealand is, can our economy avoid the worst of the fallout?…
PATA Mid-Year Update: The Numbers Behind Asia Pacific’s Tourism Growth – China’s Volume, Vietnam’s Velocity
BANGKOK — The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA), in collaboration with the Research Centre for Digital Transformation of…
Bangkok Post – Thai corporate sector debt remains elevated
PUBLISHED : 1 Jul 2026 at 05:04 (Photo: 123RF) Debt levels in Thailand’s corporate sector remain relatively high…
S. Korea’s monthly exports hit $100b for 1st time in June
Containers are stacked at a port in the southeastern city of Busan on Wednesday. (Yonhap) South Korea’s monthly…
Is anyone happy with Australia’s housing market? A new film asks the question
If you’ve caught the news lately you’d be excused for thinking the sky was falling in. Australia’s house…