Jim Cramer says this is the stock to buy after the weak August jobs report
It’s finally Home Depot’s time to shine. “[Home Depot] is about to go higher. That’s what you buy…
Do Reform’s economic plans add up?
As well as cutting taxes, Reform’s manifesto also said it would considerably increase spending, including on the NHS,…
Tsipras outlines five-year national recovery plan at Economist Summit
Former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras presented the core elements of a five-year national recovery plan focused on supporting…
China moves to boost electronics self-sufficiency as US tightens chip curbs
China has released a new action plan to bolster its electronics manufacturing sector that stresses the need for…
U.S. Holiday Spending Faces Steepest Drop Since Pandemic
Holiday spending by consumers in the U.S., especially Generation Z, is targeting its largest decline this year since…
Today’s NFP setup is diametrically opposite to the one we had in August
We have finally made it to the main event of the month: the NFP report. At this point,…
France’s government is about to collapse
Prime Minister Francois Bayrou is a ‘dead man walking’ in confidence vote, and President Emmanuel Macron is imperilled…
On Trump tariff shock, India's chief economic advisor's big prediction: ‘Extremely challenging, but…’ | Latest News India – Hindustan Times
On Trump tariff shock, India’s chief economic advisor’s big prediction: ‘Extremely challenging, but…’ | Latest News India Hindustan Times“Trump’s…
GDP and employment both up by 0.1% in the euro area – Euro indicators
GDP growth in the euro area and the EU In the second quarter of 2025, seasonally adjusted GDP…
Growth rate slowed down in the second quarter
National Economy and Finance Minister Kyriakos PIerrakakis [InTime News]. The Greek economy grew at a rate of 1.7%…
Canada’s economy lost 66K jobs in August, adding to BoC pressure to ‘stem the bleeding in the economy’
Employment fell for both core-aged men and women in August, with steeper declines for men. (Photo by J.…
Irish public debt at ‘high level’ of €40,500 per head – The Irish Times
The State owes about €40,500 per person in Ireland, according to a new report from the Department of…