RBC Australia Chief Economist Su-Lin Ong to Retire in January
Su-Lin Ong, chief economist for Australia at RBC Capital Markets, will retire at the end of January after nearly three…
BOJ Is Said to See Chance of Hike This Year Despite Politics
«`html Bank of Japan Considers Interest Rate Hike This Year Amid Political Instability Officials from the Bank of Japan (BOJ)…
US Farm Trade Deficit Widens to New Record as Imports Surge
The US agricultural trade deficit widened further in July, highlighting the challenge facing President Donald Trump as he vows to…
African Financiers Pledge $100 Billion for Green Initiatives
African financial institutions plan to raise more than $100 billion for green initiatives across the continent to fuel economic growth.…
Smaller Turkey Flock Prompts Perdue Layoffs Before Thanksgiving
Shifting consumer tastes and a shrinking turkey flock are prompting Perdue Farms Inc. to lay off nearly 300 workers at…
Reform UK Undermines Labour Agenda With Threat to Kill Projects
«`html Reform UK Challenges Labour’s Initiatives with Project Threats Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK, currently holds just four…
Hidden Inflation Drives Japan Consumers to Price-Tracking Sites
After three decades of falling prices, Japanese consumers are facing a new phenomenon known in other parts of the world…
UK Stores Get Sunshine Boost But Fears Are Mounting, BRC Says
Sunny weather prompted British shoppers to splash out at the end of a “solid” summer for retail sales but signs…
Australia’s Consumer Pessimism Persists as Firms More Upbeat
Australia’s consumer confidence declined as households worried about prospects for the economy, while business conditions improved led by gains in…
Japan’s Kono Says BOJ Needs to Hike Rate to Fix Yen, Inflation
The Bank of Japan should raise its benchmark rate to support the yen and curb inflation, Liberal Democratic Party lawmaker…