Indian Dockworkers Set Date for Strike After Three Years of Negotiations
Globally port workers have expressed their frustrations during contract negotiations and called for significant wage increases after working through the…
Naval Architecture: The Decarbonization Challenge
While much of the discussion about the future of shipping is centered on big concepts like increasing efficiency, alternate fuel…
Cooling US inflation keeps the Fed on track for rate cuts
US inflation a touch softer than predicted US consumer price inflation has risen 0.2% month-on-month for both headline and core,…
US import prices edge up in July
U.S. import prices barely rose in July, extending the flow of tame inflation readings that have bolstered financial market expectations…
Sri Lanka’s inflation to remain below target until March 2025, central bank says
Sri Lanka’s inflation is likely to remain well below target until March next year, a monetary policy report released by…
Colombia economy grew 2.1% in second quarter
Colombia’s economy grew 2.1% in the second quarter versus the year-earlier period, the government’s DANE statistics agency said on Thursday,…
Peru economy grows slightly in June as fishing rebounds but mining suffers
Peru’s economy expanded slightly in June compared with the same month last year, the government’s INEI statistics agency reported on…
Take Five: How deep a cut?
Central bank chiefs congregate in Jackson Hole for their annual retreat, U.S. Democrats choose their presidential candidate and energy markets…
Cash sweep scrutiny threatens wealth managers’ credit ratings, Moody’s says
The spate of regulatory investigations into wealth managers’ cash sweep programs could hurt their credit ratings, Moody’s warned on Thursday,…
Dutch growth set for 0.6%, government finances worsening – CPB adviser
Economic growth in the Netherlands is seen at 0.6% in 2024, the government’s policy adviser CPB said on Friday, a…