Eurozone flash PMI points to further growth in March as services take the strain
By Geoffrey Smith The Eurozone economy picked up further in March as a strong service sector compensated for ongoing weakness in manufacturing. S&P Global's flash...
By Geoffrey Smith The Eurozone economy picked up further in March as a strong service sector compensated for ongoing weakness in manufacturing. S&P Global's flash...
By Ambar Warrick Japan consumer price index inflation retreated from over 40-year highs in February, data showed on Friday, as government subsidies on utility...
By Scott Kanowsky The number of Americans filing for unemployment insurance unexpectedly edged lower last week, according to Labor Department data on...
By Senad Karaahmetovic The U.S. Federal Reserve rate decision is due today at 14:00 ET (18:00 GMT). ’s Fed Rate Monitor Tool sees the 90% probability that the Fed will...
By Geoffrey Smith Inflation accelerated again in the U.K. in February, disappointing hopes for a slowdown and piling on the pressure on the Bank of England to...
By Scott Kanowsky A key measure of U.S. manufacturing activity came in below expectations in March, but improved marginally compared to the prior month, as recent...
By Ambar Warrick Australia’s job market grew more than expected in February, data showed on Thursday, while unemployment fell back to near 50-year lows as a...
By Ambar Warrick New Zealand’s economic growth missed expectations in the fourth quarter, data showed on Thursday, with gross domestic product instead...
By Geoffrey Smith U.S. retail sales fell by 0.4% in February, the latest sign that a year of punishing price increases and the depletion of pandemic-era savings...
By Ambar Warrick Chinese industrial production rose slightly less than expected in February as manufacturing activity logged a somewhat staggered recovery despite...