US October Challenger layoffs 153.074k vs 54.064k prior
The data is released earlier than expected by the source. US-based employers announced 153,074 job cuts in October…
Buyers report fastest activity decline in five years
The latest bellwether S&P Global UK Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index paints a grim picture of weakening order books…
The UK breakthrough fuelling a $10bn bidding war
One scoop to start: Charles Schwab is expected to announce a deal to acquire Forge Global, the private…
Tanzania’s internet shutdown drains $238m from economy, raising alarm across Africa
The blackout, which occurred just days before the country’s general election, crippled productivity, trade, and digital services, while…
UK Budget: Reeves Sees Reward in Keeping Lid on Inflation
Rachel Reeves stands to be the biggest beneficiary of her own efforts to bring down UK inflation and…
What are the main events for today?
In the European session, we get a few low-tier releases like the construction PMIs and Eurozone retail sales.…
The chancellor’s impossible choice: economic necessity or political disaster? – podcast | Politics
John Harris speaks to the Guardian’s economics editor, Heather Stewart, about the unenviable choice facing Rachel Reeves. What…
UK economy ‘bleeding out’ with brain drain in science and tech, peers warn
Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves must show “clearer leadership” to tackle a brain drain in the science…
ECB's Nagel: We should be vigilant on inflation but not complacent – investingLive
ECB’s Nagel: We should be vigilant on inflation but not complacent investingLiveMonetary policy decisions European Central BankECB’s Nagel Rejects Idea…
Unemployment now above 5% with no easing of seasonal spike in young people out of work – The Irish Times
Unemployment in the State currently stands at 5 per cent as 147,400 people found themselves out of work,…
Japan junior govmnt partner says early BoJ rate hike would send wrong signal to businesses
Japan Innovation Party, the junior coalition partner in the government, co-leader Hidetaka Fujita said it would be premature…
UK Stats Office Prepares to Cut Back Data After ‘Doing Too Much’
Britain’s embattled statistics agency will stop producing swathes of its data after a crisis affecting crucial economic figures…