Growth to Slow as Tariffs Bite, But AI Investments May Cushion the Blow
Global economy faces tariff-induced slowdown. Explore how massive AI investment is driving productivity & providing a vital cushion for businesses.
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Officially, the Fed Chair Search Continues, But All Eyes Are on Kevin Hassett
The race for the next Federal Reserve chair seems decided: Kevin Hassett is Trump's pick. Discover why his unique blend of trust & credibility matters.
South Korea’s Inflation Holds Steady, Above Target
South Korea's inflation holds steady at 2.4%, stubbornly above the BoK's target. Uncover the impact on interest rates, households & the economy.
U.S. Manufacturing Dips for Ninth Month in November, Tariffs Blamed for Prolonged Contraction
U.S. manufacturing contracts for 9th month, driven by tariffs. Costs soar, threatening jobs & investment. Get the full impact on industrial health and future outlook.
U.S. Factory Activity Contracts Faster Than Expected
US factory activity contracted unexpectedly in November as ISM PMI hit 48.2, a 4th straight month of decline. Trade war impacts spark economic worry.
Bitcoin Falls as Prospect of Rate Rise in Japan Spooks Investors
Bitcoin dips as BOJ signals policy shift. Understand how Japan's monetary changes impact global markets, risk assets, and the yen's future.
Asia Manufacturers Signal Brighter Outlook Despite PMI Weakness
Asia's manufacturing PMIs contract (49.2), yet S&P Global reveals surging business sentiment (58.5) for future output. Uncover the 2026 rebound outlook.
Economists Predicted a Global Shock from President Trump’s Tariffs, But Some of Them Are Now Revising Their Global Growth Predictions Upward
Remember the alarm over Trump's tariffs? Global growth forecasts are now rising. Uncover why the economy proved more resilient than experts predicted.
China Private Gauge Signals Weaker Manufacturing Activity
China's manufacturing stalls: weak domestic demand hits production, while exports offer modest relief. The Caixin PMI reveals challenges for the economy.
Rate Hikes Wouldn’t Put Brakes on Japan’s Economy, BOJ’s Ueda Says
BOJ Governor Ueda signals a historic interest rate hike, potentially ending ultra-loose policy. Uncover the impact on Japan's economy, businesses & yen.
South Korea’s Export Growth Picked Up in November
Seoul's exports roared back 7.8% in November, marking a second month of growth. Surging semiconductor demand signals a turning point for South Korea's economy.
Scotland's First Sovereign Bond in Centuries: A Financial Milestone, A Political Statement
Scotland issues first sovereign bonds ("kilts") in 300+ years. Uncover how this historic move asserts fiscal autonomy and fuels independence ambitions.
China Manufacturing Gauge Shows Slightly Firmer Growth Momentum
China's manufacturing PMI edged up in Nov but faced its 8th month of contraction. Unpack key economic challenges, production trends & policy implications.
Charts show how President Trump has eased his levies—but some key ingredients might still weigh on consumers
Beyond the headlines: Analyze the true consumer impact of Trump's tax reform. Learn why lower federal income taxes didn't always mean more spending power.
Week Ahead for FX, Bonds: U.S. ISM, ADP Data in Focus as Fed Rate Cut Looks Likely
Crucial US economic data (ISM, ADP) this week could confirm Fed rate cuts. See how it impacts the Dollar, bond yields, and global markets.
Canada Economy Rebounds by More Than Expected
Canada's economy saw a robust 3.5% GDP growth in Q3, vastly exceeding expectations. Learn how government spending and exports fueled this surprise rebound and its impact on rates.
French Inflation Unchanged, Likely Keeping ECB on Hold
French inflation held steady in November, plus solid Q3 growth, reinforces the ECB's cautious stance on unchanged interest rates. Grasp Eurozone stability.
Japan Plans Extra Bond Issuance That May Fuel Fiscal Fears
Japan approves a $117.1B budget for FY2026, raising national debt concerns. New JGBs will challenge the BOJ's policy amid Japan's high debt-to-GDP ratio.