Economics

The recent dip in oil prices offers hope for a stronger footing for the global economy, particularly for advanced economies looking to stave off recession. As Brent crude fell below

The US labor market showed signs of slowing in August, with job gains falling short of projections, adding to the ongoing debate over the Federal Reserve's next steps on interest

Brazil’s central bank will likely need to increase interest rates by nearly 2 percentage points over the next six months to cool its overheated economy and curb inflation expectations, according

As the Federal Reserve gears up to initiate its first interest rate cuts in months, the key question now revolves around the magnitude of the reduction. The answer may hinge

China’s key growth drivers are showing increasing signs of strain, with the property sector continuing to weigh heavily on the broader economy. This intensifies the need for government intervention to

Economists now see a clear trajectory for the Bank of Canada, with inflation nearing its target and the economy appearing poised for a soft landing. According to a recent Bloomberg

A leading figure in Turkey’s business community has raised concerns about the significant challenges posed by the central bank’s stringent monetary policies aimed at curbing inflation. Erdal Bahcivan, chairman of

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and her coalition government are grappling with a significant fiscal challenge: a €12 billion ($13.4 billion) budget shortfall. To bridge this gap, they are considering

China's central bank governor, Pan Gongsheng, has affirmed that financial risks in critical sectors are being systematically addressed, underscoring the significance of stabilizing market expectations and bolstering confidence to sustain

In July, the U.S. housing market showed signs of stabilization, with sales of previously owned homes increasing for the first time in five months. This uptick suggests that the market