Taiwan’s consumer inflation sped past the monetary authority’s alert level, strengthening the case for further rate increases.
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ECB to Hike Twice With Inflation Above Comfort Zone, Poll Shows
The European Central Bank will respond to the Iran war by raising interest rates twice this year before them keeping…
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China’s crude imports plunged in May to the lowest level in a decade and could languish for the coming months,…
Read MoreTurkish Inflation Hastens for a Second Month on War Pressures
Turkish inflation accelerated for a second consecutive month as a global energy shock triggered by the US-Israeli war on Iran…
Read MoreTurkish Annual Inflation Ticks Higher but Monthly Pressures Ease
Turkish inflation accelerated for a second consecutive month in May, though a slowdown in monthly price growth may ease pressure…
Read MoreIran War Muddles Turkish Inflation Fight as Prices Remain High
Turkish inflation accelerated for a second consecutive month as a global energy shock triggered by the US-Israeli war on Iran…
Read MoreKazakhstan Surprises With First Cut to Interest Rate Since 2024
Kazakhstan unexpectedly cut its key interest rate for the first time in almost two years as inflation in the Central…
Read MoreUK’s Top Retailers Cut 18,000 Jobs Since Labour’s Tax Rises
Britain’s largest retailers have shed almost 18,000 jobs in the past year, as the industry grapples with higher taxes and…
Read MorePolitical Gridlock Saps Romania’s Fight Against Stagflation
When Mihai Bordeanu, the head of Renault’s Dacia car plant in Romania met with former prime minister Ilie Bolojan last…
Read MorePhilippines to Sell Up to 25B Pesos Treasury Bond Due Nov. 2034
The Philippines Bureau of the Treasury in Manila said it will sell up to 25 billion pesos ($406.2 million) treasury…
Read MoreKorea’s Current Account Surplus Stays Near Record on Chip Boom
South Korea’s current-account surplus remained near record levels in April, underscoring the strength of the country’s semiconductor-driven export boom.
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Japan’s holdings of foreign securities fell sharply in May, signaling that the government may have tapped overseas assets, including US…
Read MoreJapan Seen Leaning on Treasuries to Fund Yen Intervention
Japan drew on its holdings of foreign securities, including US Treasuries, to finance its record currency market intervention over the…
Read MoreJapan’s Real Wages Rise for Fourth Month, Backing BOJ Hike
Japanese workers’ real wages increased for a fourth month, marking the longest stretch of gains in four years and bolstering…
Read MoreUS Small Business Hiring Plans Drop to Lowest Since May 2020
The share of US small businesses saying they’re planning new hires or are having trouble filling jobs fell in May…
Read MoreChile’s Top Lawmaker Says Debt Hike to Pass at Cost to Prestige
Chile’s new government is risking the nation’s hard-won reputation for fiscal prudence by seeking permission to sell billions of dollars…
Read MoreCourt Blocks Order for US Official to Testify on Tariff Refunds
A federal appeals court has for now suspended a judge’s order to compel Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott…
Read MoreMorgan Stanley’s Sheets Discusses What’s Next for Fed
Andrew Sheets, global head of fixed income research at Morgan Stanley, says Federal Reserve policymakers probably will look past the…
Read MoreHow Funding Cuts Left the World Vulnerable to Ebola
A strain with no known treatment or vaccine is spreading fast, and the international system built to contain outbreaks is…
Read MoreGreer Says ‘Deal’s a Deal’ for Those With Capped US Tariffs
President Donald Trump’s trade chief signaled confidence the administration can roll out new tariffs without breaking terms of bilateral agreements,…
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