Bank of Russia Slows Easing With Quarter-Point Rate Cut to 14%
The Bank of Russia reduced its benchmark interest rate by a quarter percentage point to 14% on Friday, choosing a limited step that extends its easing cycle whi
The Bank of Russia reduced its benchmark interest rate by a quarter percentage point to 14% on Friday, choosing a limited step that extends its easing cycle whi
Singapore’s core inflation rate rose in June as households faced faster price increases for food, travel-related services and a broader range of consumer goods,
The United Kingdom’s unemployment rate held at 4.9% in the latest official labor-market report, but another decline in job vacancies and subdued payroll figures
Restoring the health of the United Kingdom’s working-age population to levels last recorded in 2014 could raise economic output by £57 billion, according to a H
U.S. residential construction rebounded sharply in June as apartment developers resumed projects following an exceptionally weak month, producing the largest mo
The Bank of Korea raised its benchmark interest rate to 2.75% on Thursday and indicated that additional increases were likely, beginning a new phase of monetary
Applications for US unemployment benefits declined more than expected in the second week of July, offering fresh evidence that employers continue to limit dismi
Canada’s economy added 18,000 jobs in June as the national unemployment rate declined to 6.5%, providing further evidence that the labour market is recovering f
Euro area retail trade rebounded in May, offering a measured but important signal that household demand continues to support the currency bloc’s economy despite
The United Kingdom’s monthly gross domestic product (GDP) figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) for the reference period ending in early