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

Japan's economy grew just 0.3% last quarter, missing expectations, as households and businesses felt the pinch from higher energy costs link

China's July economic data came in below forecasts across the board, with retail sales up just 0.6% and industrial output growing 4.5%. The

A San Francisco Fed Economic Letter argues the Fed's policy rate may be below the medium-run neutral rate, suggesting policy is mildly accom

Brazil's finance minister says the country is in a 'painful final mile' of fiscal reform, with cuts to mandatory spending and pension perks

RBC Capital Markets expects Archrock's growth to be driven by rising LNG exports and data-center power demand, though it trimmed 2026-27 pro

Oil prices held near $83 a barrel, supporting energy stocks in premarket trading. Meanwhile, tech billionaire Peter Thiel disclosed a $75.9

Canada's annual inflation rate climbed to 3% in July, fueled by a 25.7% jump in gasoline prices. Core measures held near 2%, leaving the Ban

India's unemployment rate fell to 5.1% in July, below the 5.4% expected, as rural joblessness eased. Labor-force participation also rose, si

China's July economic data came in soft, with retail sales up just 0.6% and industrial output growth slowing to 4.5%. The government is sign

Thungela Resources' Australian Ensham mine helped double half-year profit and lift the interim dividend. The miner is now looking to expand

Asia's biggest economies are releasing a wave of growth and inflation data. Investors are parsing Japan's GDP, China's loan prime rate, and

China's steel mills produced 76.93 million metric tons in July, down 8.1% from June, as demand cooled and profits thinned. Only about a thir