Chicago Fed sees November unemployment rate steady at 4.4% as alternate data shows job losses
The U.S. unemployment rate was unchanged around 4.4% in November, the Chicago Federal Reserve estimated on Thursday, while closely watched…
EU presents plans to overcome investment hurdles hampering competitiveness
Europe’s executive Commission proposed measures on Thursday to make the 27-member bloc’s capital markets more competitive by easing cross-border operations…
Slow growth and political alarms: 3 calls for the UK economy
ING’s base call: UK economy to grow more slowly in 2026 We expect growth to slow to 0.9% next year…
Tech Sector Growth Under Threat Without Value Chain Sustainability, New Nature Report Finds
The technology sector could unlock $800 billion in value across its value chain by 2030 if it puts nature at…
US Census Bureau says implementing strategies to bring economic data releases back on track
The U.S. Census Bureau said on Wednesday it was adopting several strategies, including shortening the window for Principal Federal Economic…
BOJ wins first showdown with Takaichi – what’s next is less certain
Bank of Japan chief Kazuo Ueda used diplomacy and nodded to the dangers of inflation and a weak yen to…
Greek Q3 unemployment falls to 8.2%
Greece’s jobless rate fell to 8.2% in the third quarter from 8.6% in the second quarter, data by the country’s…
ECB will stick to G7 stance on FX, Cipollone says on chance of Japan intervention
The European Central Bank will stick to the G7 communique’s language on exchange rates, Piero Cipollone, a member of its…
US factory orders rise less than expected in September
New orders for U.S. factory goods increased less than expected in September as manufacturers remained constrained by tariffs. Factory orders…
Trump ‘garbage’ rhetoric about Somalis draws cheers from administration, silence from Republicans and alarm from critics
During a closed-door White House meeting in his first term, President Donald Trump demanded to know why the U.S. was…