Economy News

Airbus delivered 72 planes in November to reach 657 so far this year, the European planemaker said on Friday. The figure, underscoring a...

A strong pipeline of high-profile IPOs by companies in China and India looking to tap into a move by investors to diversify bets will bolster Asian...

Britain's housing market slowed in November in both annual and monthly terms in the run-up to the government's budget, figures from...

Investors seeking clarity from the Bank of Japan on how much higher interest rates could go could be disappointed, former central bank officials...

The Reserve Bank of Australia will hold its cash rate at 3.60% on Tuesday and keep it there through 2026, according to a Reuters poll, a shift from...

China's exports likely returned to growth in November after an unexpected dip in October, as manufacturers rushed to move inventory to take...

Japanese household spending unexpectedly slumped at the fastest pace in nearly two years in October, government data showed Friday, raising...

European shares ended largely steady on Wednesday, aided by gains for technology that offset sharp declines in financials, while Inditex surged to...

The deadly fire that ripped through seven high-rise towers in Hong Kong is expected to result in a surge in near-term claims among insurers, and...

Hungary's Viktor Orban announced an 11% hike in the minimum wage for 2026 on Thursday after employers and employees reached a deal, despite an...

The Bank of England said on Thursday that it was launching a stress test of how the $16 trillion global private equity and private credit...

Ireland's domestic economy grew by 2.3% in the third quarter compared to the previous three months, while the more volatile gross domestic...

British businesses expect to reduce staff numbers but raise prices at a similar rate to before, according to a survey of more than 2,000 firms on...

British construction activity contracted last month at the fastest pace since May 2020, with steep falls in civil engineering, residential, and...

China said on Thursday it is working on streamlining rare earth export licenses - a key promised outcome after a meeting between U.S. President...

Chile's state-run copper producer Codelco (COBRE.UL) and Glencore, a Swiss trader and miner, have signed an initial agreement to collaborate on...

The African Development Bank plans $1.78 billion of financing for Namibia over the next few years, backing projects in sectors such as transport,...

Brazilian chicken exports are expected to rise up to 0.5% this year to 5.32 million metric tons, meat lobby ABPA said on Wednesday, after exporters...

 U.S. private payrolls unexpectedly declined in November as small businesses shed jobs, but the weakness is probably not a true reflection of...

U.S. import prices were unexpectedly unchanged in September as high costs for consumer goods, excluding motor vehicles, were offset by cheaper...

U.S. import prices were unexpectedly unchanged in September as high costs for consumer goods, excluding motor vehicles, were offset by cheaper...

The European Central Bank has urged Italy to reconsider a parliamentary amendment asserting that the national central bank's gold reserves...

Banks could give investors a clearer view on how they manage risks, such as those associated with changing interest rates, under a new model...

France's dominant services sector expanded slightly more than first estimated in November, hitting a 15-month high as new business gained...

Germany's services sector grew for a third consecutive month in November, albeit at a slower pace than October's two-year-plus high, due to...

China is likely to stick to its current annual economic growth target of around 5% next year, government advisers and analysts said, a goal that...

A decade after it began working on a capital markets union, the EU is still struggling to agree a framework that encourages savers to put their...

Sentiment in Germany's automotive sector deteriorated once again in November as companies became more pessimistic in their business...

India's iron ore imports hit a six-year high this year as steel mills stepped up overseas purchases to overcome shortages of high-grade ore and...

A rebound in Ireland's services sector accelerated at its fastest pace in three-and-a-half years in November, with growth driven by increased...

The Australian Securities Exchange's technology turnaround plan, touted by the firm's chair as being too important to fail, is facing...

British store chains last month reported lower inflation in the run up to Black Friday sales but higher costs in 2026 mean retailers might struggle...

Britain's economy will grow faster than previously expected next year, the OECD said on Tuesday, citing the impact of finance minister Rachel...

Euro zone inflation unexpectedly ticked up last month, likely solidifying bets that no further European Central Bank rate cuts are coming anytime...

British house prices rose slightly faster than expected in November, defying concerns about the impact of finance minister Rachel Reeves'...

Thailand is planning a 267 billion baht ($8.3 billion) support package for small businesses, including soft loans and loan guarantees to boost...

South Korea's consumer prices rose 2.4% in November from a year earlier, driven by higher food and services costs, bolstering the case for the...

JPMorgan doubled its Swiss domestic private banking business between 2020 and 2024 and aims to do so again by 2030 as it targets the...

African state-owned institutions are now managing a record $1 trillion in assets, according to a monthly report from sovereign fund tracker...

Russia's exports of liquefied natural gas fell by 2% in January-November to 28.4 million metric tons, LSEG data showed on Monday. For...

Saudi Arabia wants to bring in more Japanese companies as it looks to attract foreign investment to back its ambitious economic diversification...

French manufacturing contracted further in November as a drop in production and slower demand for goods hit the sector, a survey from S&P...