Economy News

Italy's unemployment rate fell slightly to 5.0% in May but a ​net 22,000 jobs were lost during the month, ‌with the fall in the jobless...

Central bank officials from around the world believe they may have found a new ally in Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh, providing a rare point of...

The European Central Bank pushed back on industry calls for lower bank capital ​requirements on Thursday, arguing that the current requirements...

South Korea's consumer inflation accelerated to a two-and-a-half-year high in June, cementing ​expectations for an interest rate hike ‌by...

Chinese ‌export controls, dependence on the U.S. for technology and the structural weakness of Europe's domestic chip industry mean it...

U.S. job growth likely slowed to a still-solid clip in June, with the unemployment rate expected to hold steady ​at 4.3% for a fourth straight...

Gold steadied on ​Wednesday, but hovered near a seven-month low hit in the previous session ‌as rising U.S. Treasury yields and growing bets...

British annual house prices rose by less than expected in June, but softening expectations for interest rate hikes ​by the Bank of England are...

Indonesia posted a trade deficit of $1.61 billion in May, its ​first in six years, as exports unexpectedly fell due to lower commodity shipments,...

Global fund managers are reassessing their retreat from Indian equities ​as a swift drop in oil prices to pre‑Iran war levels and measures to...

China's resale home prices fell at a ​faster pace in June, ‌a private survey showed on Wednesday, as the country's prolonged ​property...

South Korea's factory activity expanded in June for the seventh consecutive month, ​though at a slower pace than the ‌previous month on...

TOKYO, July 1 (Reuters) - Japan's manufacturing sector expanded in June, sealing its best quarterly performance since early 2014, as new orders...

South Korea's exports expanded at the strongest pace in ‌nearly half a century last month, smashing forecasts, on a surge in chip sales...

U.S. job openings edged up to a two-year high in May, but subdued hiring soured consumers' perceptions of the labor market, with the share...

Japanese business mood ​climbed to an eight-year high and corporate inflation expectations rose to record levels, a quarterly survey showed,...

India's fiscal deficit in April-May was ​at 1.62 trillion rupees ($17.11 billion), ‌or 9.6% of the estimate for the financial year...

Inflation in India ​may remain relatively contained ‌in the coming months as global commodity prices ease, ​the monthly economic report...

Russians are more pessimistic about the state of their economy than at any time in the past 20 years, and a majority say living standards are...

Canada's economy rebounded more than expected in April, data showed on Tuesday, following a slight contraction in the previous month, allaying...

The yen's break through a long-defended 162-per-dollar level to its weakest in four decades has reinforced expectations Japan may tolerate more...

European Central Bank policymakers welcomed the recent drop in oil ‌prices on Tuesday but warned that energy costs remain high and the shock...

Soaring stock market valuations, dramatic swings in the market value of trillion-dollar companies, and periodic sharp...

June 30 (Reuters) - French inflation slowed in ​June for the first time this year, ‌pulling back from a more than two-year high as energy...

Britain's economy grew robustly in the first quarter ‌of 2026, official data confirmed on Tuesday, but households were squeezed even...

BEIJING, June 30 (Reuters) - China's non-manufacturing ‌activity expanded for a second month in ​June, an ​official survey showed on...

Japan's factory ​output rose at a slower-than-expected pace ‌in May from the previous month, government data showed on Tuesday. Here...

Major Chinese electric vehicle battery makers on Monday pledged to pay their suppliers more quickly, as part of wider ​efforts to ease financial...

As corporate borrowing tied to artificial ​intelligence shows no sign of slowing, bankers are coming up with new ways to sell ever larger volumes...

British lenders approved the fewest mortgages since December 2023 in May ​and consumer lending grew less than expected, according to Bank ‌of...

China's central bank launched overnight reverse repo operations on Monday, a move markets interpreted as deepening its control over liquidity...

U.S. online shoppers clawed for deals on electronics, appliances, items for children and everyday essentials during Amazon.com's annual...

People in the Philippines are flocking to install solar power ​on rooftops and escape the burden of soaring electricity prices, making it the...

China's factory activity likely returned to growth in June, albeit by the slimmest of margins, as ​the world's second-largest economy...

Austria has proposed that the European Union should consider hosting Anthropic within ​the bloc's borders in order to counter efforts ‌by...

The U.S. trade deficit in goods swelled to a 14-month high in May as businesses boosted imports, ​likely to avoid shortages and higher prices...

Banks and financial sector watchdogs must move quickly to adopt new technology to plug system vulnerabilities as AI ​supercharges cybersecurity...

China's onshore technology IPOs are on track for their strongest year since 2023 as Beijing seeks to bolster listings of chip and artificial...

Euro zone consumers cut their near term inflation expectations in May and kept them steady for longer ​horizons, a European Central Bank survey...

China's central bank instructed some commercial banks to increase their lending this month, people familiar with the matter said on Friday, the...

Moves to simplify bank regulation in the U.S. and Britain could end up making the system less safe if rules become easier for...

Annual core ​inflation in Japan's capital accelerated in June, data showed on Friday, a sign of broadening ‌price pressures from the...