Novo and Orsted Made Denmark Rich. Are the Boom Times Now Over?
At their heights, Denmark’s corporate champions seemed untouchable. Novo Nordisk A/S, long known mostly as an insulin maker, was Europe’s…
China Summons Pig Breeders Over Cuts to Tackle Oversupply
China’s government has summoned its biggest pig breeders to discuss measures to cut production, in its latest move to tackle…
Malaysia’s Industrial Output Surprises, Justifying Rate Decision
Malaysia’s industrial production grew at a faster-than-expected pace for a second straight month, underscoring signs of a resilient economy that…
India Plans to Retain Market Borrowing Target After Tax Cuts
India plans to keep its borrowing program unchanged for the second half of the financial year and absorb any revenue…
Romanian Inflation Spikes to Two-Year High After Tax Increases
Romanian inflation accelerated to the fastest pace in two years as an increase in taxes needed to improve budget revenue…
China Mulls Helping Local Governments With $1 Trillion of Bills
China is preparing to tackle the significant backlog of unpaid bills owed by local governments to the private sector, according…
South African Current Account Deficit Widens More Than Expected
South Africa’s current account deficit widened by more than expected in the second quarter, as the rand value of exports…
Trump Tariff Authority Lands on Supreme Court’s Fast Track
The US Supreme Court is planning arguments for early November in a case to decide whether the bulk of President…
Bad Economic Numbers Sow Doubts About US and Its Institutions
I’m Chris Anstey, an economics editor in Boston, and today we’re looking at a revisionist history of US employment. Send…
Wall Street Defies Turkey’s Data Optimism, Sees Slower Rate Cut
«`html Wall Street Questions Turkey’s Positive Economic Outlook, Anticipates Slower Rate Cuts Global financial institutions are expressing skepticism regarding the…