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China tightens indium export checks as AI demand increases
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UK unemployment data has become an almost permanent bearish thorn in the Pound’s side; since August of 2024…
ECB policymaker Wunsch says upside surprises in inflation would justify further tightening
ECB’s Wunsch said he would support another 25 bps hike if inflation data continues to come in stronger…
ECB’s Escriva sees energy inflation passing through to other sectors
European Central Bank (ECB) policymaker José Luis Escrivá said on Thursday that higher energy costs are spreading to…
5 months into 2026, Türkiye sustains cruise tourism momentum
Momentum in the Turkish cruise sector, which saw its best year in over a decade in 2025, was…
Turkish house sales drop sharply in May
Total housing sales across Türkiye fell by 31.2% year-over-year in May, reaching 93,333 units, official data showed on…
Canada May PPI +1.2% m/m vs +1.8% expected – investingLive
Canada May PPI +1.2% m/m vs +1.8% expected investingLiveCanada Producer Prices Continue to Rise, Climbing 1.2% in May WSJCanada Producer…
Benign inflation keeps Swiss National Bank on hold | articles
The SNB stated that it is “if necessary, more willing to intervene in the foreign exchange market to…
Why Silicon Valley’s Version of Capitalism Works so Well
Isn’t capitalism great? Especially the Silicon Valley version: Giving employees a share of the business they help build…
Execs are warning that EU overregulation is constraining business
EU overregulation is constraining business, a steel magnate and a Gulf sovereign wealth chief warned. ArcelorMittal’s executive chairman…
Japan CPI stays muted in May as subsidies mask building inflation pressure
The data is dovish on the surface but the BoJ is unlikely to read it that way given…