Economy News

U.S. producer prices were unchanged in July as goods prices fell and the cost of services increased marginally, bolstering financial market...

Britain's economy is showing the clearest signs yet that it is benefitting from the global artificial intelligence boom, with data on Thursday...

India's merchandise trade deficit widened more than expected to a six-month high ‌of $31.98 billion in July, as the Middle East war...

Thailand's economic growth likely slowed sharply in the second quarter, while the economy ‌contracted on a quarterly basis, a Reuters poll...

Japan's annual wholesale ​inflation remained elevated in July, data showed on Thursday, highlighting broadening price pressures and reinforcing...

China's central bank said on Wednesday it would maintain an appropriately loose monetary stance and roll ​out practical, effective measures as...

A senior Australian central banker on Thursday warned of ‌the risk of further policy tightening, saying inflation threats remain on the upside...

Britain's housing market remained sluggish last month but there was a recovery ​in confidence about the sales outlook, ‌a survey from the...

Global oil supply will fall by 4.3 million barrels per day, ‌or around 4%, this year, the International Energy Agency said on Wednesday, as...

India's retail inflation accelerated in July, led by higher ​food prices, to a pace that is still unlikely to push the central bank to...

The Hong Kong government said on Wednesday that tax benefits for fund managers and family ​offices proposed in a bill being considered by the...

The Reserve Bank of India likely ​intervened in the ‌foreign exchange market on Wednesday, six traders told Reuters, ​as lingering anxiety...

ABN Amro lifted the guidance for its commercial net interest income after beating quarterly expectations on Wednesday, joining other major Benelux...

Nigeria approved tax waivers for nearly 4,000 electric vehicles in the first ​half of this year, government data showed, as authorities push to...

After years of paying investors almost nothing, Japanese government bonds are suddenly ​worth owning again, and domestic asset managers are...

Australia's industrial umpire has approved new minimum standards requiring food and grocery delivery workers to be paid hourly rates above the...

U.S. Treasury yields will decline over the coming year, said bond strategists in a Reuters poll who clung to expectations that markets will...

Gasoline at $38 a gallon sold from cramped apartments. Diesel hawked on Instagram by a celebrity model to a reggaeton soundtrack. Six decades after...

U.S. ​small-business sentiment increased to an 11-month high in July amid a surge in the share ‌of owners reporting plans to boost hiring,...

Britain's labour market showed tentative signs of stabilisation in July, when Andy Burnham ​became prime minister, as recruiters stopped...

Germany's trade deficit with China widened in the first half of 2026, even as the Asian powerhouse remained its top trade partner, preliminary...

Commercial real estate prices in Germany declined in the second quarter, the VDP banking association ​said on Monday, reversing a fragile recovery...

The extreme heat and drought affecting large parts of Europe this summer could erase ​much of the economic growth expected across ‌the region,...

China's central bank stepped up its gold purchases for a fifth straight month in ​July, adding the most bullion to its reserves ‌since...

Taiwan's exports rose less than expected in July, continuing to ride the wave ​of AI demand while contending with the undercurrents ‌of...

China's exports beat expectations in July, remaining a key driver of economic growth as the global AI infrastructure boom fuelled demand for...

The Philippine economy grew at its weakest annual pace since ‌2021 in the second quarter due to a slump in construction and softer domestic...

Japanese household spending fell unexpectedly in June, government data showed on Friday, as ​weather-related factors weighed on outlays, while...

Japanese authorities conducted a record single-day yen-buying intervention in ‌foreign exchange markets in April, selling $40 billion of the...

The number of Americans filing claims for unemployment benefits increased slightly last week, while layoffs dropped to a two-year low in July,...

China's Unitree has priced its Shanghai initial public ‌offering at 150.8 yuan ($22.34) per share, valuing the company at around 61...

China's mainland tax authorities have begun ​levying taxes on insurance policy income earned offshore, according to four people with direct...

German industrial orders rose more than expected in June, but owed their jump to large-scale ‌orders and a downward revision of the previous...

The downturn in Britain's construction industry eased in July as commercial building and housebuilding weakened less sharply and builders...

Currency markets drifted on Thursday with the Japanese yen retracing some intervention-led gains and the dollar pinned ​near a six-week low, as...

EIJING, Aug 6 (Reuters) - China's export growth likely lost some steam last month after June's blistering surge, but remained robust, ​a...

Engine maker Cummins India reported a marginal rise in quarterly profit on Wednesday, as strong ​domestic demand across its power generation,...

Uncertainty created by wars and trade friction will continue to weigh on euro zone economic growth this ​year, but a shift in business investment...

Indonesia's annual economic growth in the second ​quarter came in at its slowest in three as household and public spending eased, official data...

British new car registrations rose nearly 12% in July, marking their best performance since ​2019 as battery electric vehicle (BEV) sales reached...

LONDON, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Britain's dominant services sector returned to growth last month as new orders picked up, according to a survey by...

Germany's service sector contracted only marginally in July as demand picked up slightly and new business rose for the first time in five...