Economist by training. Covers central banks, inflation, jobs data and the policy decisions that shape the cycle.

Asia's data calendar is packed this week. China releases Q2 GDP and June trade figures, while South Korea's central bank is expected to rais

Oil climbed more than 4% as fresh US-Iran attacks revived fears of Strait of Hormuz disruption. London's FTSE 100 edged up 0.21%, while gold

New Zealand's grocery supplier costs rose 2.1% year-on-year in June, with over 6,900 products getting pricier as fuel and Middle East-relate

Australian shares are set to open higher Monday, with energy stocks leading the charge as oil prices rise on fears Iran's expanded strikes c

New Zealand's services sector edged back into growth in June, with the BusinessNZ index rising to 50.6. However, cautious consumers and pers

Thailand's central bank expects inflation to stay below its 2.8% forecast after June inflation cooled to 2.42%. The key rate remains at 1.00

Oil prices fell on Friday but still logged their first weekly gain in five weeks, as fresh US-Iran tensions kept traders focused on potentia

Chord Energy's extended-reach wells are delivering better-than-expected cost savings and efficiency gains, according to UBS. The bank still

Plains All American Pipeline reports Q2 earnings on August 7. UBS forecasts a sharp drop in NGL profit to $40 million from $148 million, dri

The Federal Reserve told Congress inflation remains elevated at about double its 2% goal, pointing to tariffs, AI infrastructure spending, a

Brazil's June inflation came in cooler than economists expected, with annual CPI at 4.64% and monthly prices up just 0.16%. The softer readi

Statistics Canada reported a 1.7% drop in building permit values for May, driven by a 6.1% decline in non-residential plans. Residential per