Infometrics names Gareth Kiernan as Acting Managing Director
Infometrics today announced Gareth Kiernan as Acting Managing Director of Infometrics, alongside his role as Chief Forecaster within…
China retail May 2026: Market down -21.8%, Leapmotor breaks record, BYD down -37.2%, VW off -43.3% – Best Selling Cars Blog
Leapmotor breaks its volume record in May thanks to the new A10 crossover. Today we can share with…
Việt Nam needs a strategy to develop a workforce of traditional medicine practitioners
A traditional medicine practitioner is preparing herbal medicine. — Photo thuvienphapluat.vn HÀ NỘI — Human resources play a…
Consumer confidence perks up to best level in five months
Consumer confidence has improved to its best level since February as a period of peace in the Middle…
Türkiye’s trade gap widens 26% despite best June exports ever
Türkiye’s foreign trade deficit widened more than 26% last month, despite exports seeing their highest-ever June figure, official…
Tourism revenue holds steady despite regional war’s impact
ISTANBUL Türkiye’s tourism revenue edged down just 0.1 percent year-on-year to $25.75 billion in the first half of…
Turkish tourism takes hit of Middle East conflict as revenues fall 2.6%
Visitors gather around the historic ablution fountain in the courtyard of the Sultan Ahmed Mosque, also known as…
China: Consumption pivot points to slower growth
Rabobank’s Teeuwe Mevissen highlights that China’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth undershot expectations in Q2, with persistent headwinds…
AI-related imports prove to be drag on US growth
The US economy grew more slowly than expected in the second quarter, as AI-related imports weighed on otherwise…
Post-Covid job competition surges by 66%: Study
Competition for formal sector jobs in Bangladesh has increased by nearly 66% since before the Covid-19 pandemic, with…
Property market’s ‘longest and deepest downturn’ in 30-40 years
New Zealand’s housing market is going through the longest and deepest downturn in 30 or 40 years, property…
Banks struggle with coin-filled vaults in cashless Korea
As Korea becomes increasingly cashless, banks are grappling with a problem — too many coins piling up in…