Exports rose for a sixth straight month in March, but at a slower pace. Japanese exports rose 3.9% in March year on year (vs ...

China's first-quarter growth registered a stronger-than-expected 5.4% year on year, beating our 5.3% forecast and market ...

The Bank of Canada has left its policy interest rate unchanged at 2.75% despite CPI coming in softer yesterday and anxiety ...

AI is set to become a key and much-needed economic growth driver. In recent years, job growth in Europe has centred on tasks ...

Retail sales jumped as consumers brought forward purchases of 'big ticket' items to get ahead of feared tariffs. But with ...

UK headline inflation was lower than expected in March, but higher contributions from household energy and water bills will ...

The IMO’s new net-zero framework for shipping is a starting point, not an end stage. The package introduces carbon pricing ...

Soft pricing in the Czech industry, along with increased global uncertainty, could lead to delayed investments and more ...

EUR/GBP has been a lot stronger than most expected, largely as euro strength won through. Potentially hurting sterling, ...

US President Donald Trump’s wishes for a weaker dollar have been fulfilled – although with much collateral damage to the ...

Tariff hikes resulted in a global market rout and Chinese yuan depreciation pressure, with USD/CNY in a 7.22-7.35 range in ...

Despite world trade volumes and growth being revised down on the tariff war, Brazil is still struggling with unanchored inflation expectations. It has already raised rates some 375bp since last ...