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

Bank of Japan board member Toichiro Asada, the lone dissenter against June's rate hike, told Reuters he could back future increases if infla

RBC Capital Markets reports that Infinity Natural Resources' second-quarter checks indicate slightly higher oil and NGL production, easing f

US consumer confidence ticked up in July, with the RCM/TIPP index rising to 45.5 from 42.5. While still in pessimistic territory, the improv

Standard Nuclear, a Tennessee-based advanced nuclear fuel maker, plans to raise up to $383.25 million in an IPO valuing it at $3.55 billion.

UAE stocks edged up as oil prices rose after reports of Iranian missile attacks on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude hov

Taiwan's consumer price index hit a 17-month high in June, rising 2.60% year over year. Fuel and electricity costs were the main drivers, bu

Canadian companies are planning to increase spending on machinery and equipment while scaling back hiring intentions, according to the Bank

Oil holds firm after Commerzbank flags missile reports in the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping chokepoint. US and German bonds steady as inv

Czech inflation cooled to 1.5% in June, undershooting the central bank's 2% target. But services inflation stayed hot at 4.5%, prompting the

Avaada Group is refinancing $750 million of its clean-energy debt, replacing a $1 billion Brookfield credit facility with a mix of offshore

Germany's industrial production rose 0.9% in May, beating expectations, as carmakers boosted output. However, economists caution the gain ma

China's battery giant CATL has obtained a safety production permit for its Jianxiawo lithium mine, which has been offline for nearly a year.