Is the consumer engine of the economy starting to slow down?
Heading into the last half of August, back-to-school shopping is well underway, Halloween displays are already up at…
Japan’s Long-Term Interest Rates Surge Amid Tax Cut Concerns
Japan’s long-term interest rates are nearing 3% for the first time in 30 years, driven by persistent inflation…
Why we still use GDP to measure economic growth
When it comes to measuring whether an economy is growing, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is basically the gold…
Economist’s View: Affordability isn’t just inflation
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Looming spate of U.S. tariffs could weaken Canada’s stance in CUSMA talks: economist
The Canadian and American flags flap in the breeze at the Thousand Islands border crossing in Lansdowne, Ont.,…
Why the Kiwi and Canadian property bubbles burst and what we can learn
If it’s a glimpse towards a possible future you’re after, it’s always worthwhile taking a peek across the…
British Pound edges higher as traders await UK jobs and CPI data
The Pound Sterling (GBP) registers modest gains of 0.14% on Monday against the US Dollar (USD) as investors…
US Economic Outlook: Consumer Slowdown to Hit in Second-Half, Goldman Warns
Get ready for a consumer slowdown to hit the US economy, Goldman Sachs warns. The Wall Street bank…
Not tech, strong institutions key to economic success
For developing countries like Bangladesh, the key to economic success is not simply how quickly they adopt new…
Yen retreats below 159.00 against the US Dollar as Japanese GDP disappoints
The Japanese Yen holds marginal gains against the US Dollar (USD) on Wednesday, although the USD/JPY pair has…
British Pound: Labour data seen backing BoE hold – TD Securities
TD Securities expects the UK labour market to remain soft but stable in June, with employment rising 100k…
Canada CPI Preview: Inflation expected to rise in July
Canada’s July Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures will be the focus of attention when published on Monday. Indeed,…