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

Japan's factories expanded for the sixth straight month in June, with the manufacturing PMI hitting 54.8. New orders grew at their fastest p

South32's Sierra Gorda joint venture in Chile has approved a $725 million expansion to add a fourth grinding line. The project will boost ca

The IMF expects New Zealand's economy to shrink in Q2 2026 due to an oil-price shock from the Middle East conflict. Inflation may briefly hi

UBS expects Williams' Q2 adjusted EBITDA to fall to $1.89B from $2.25B in Q1, driven by seasonal cooling after a harsh winter. The Aug. 3 ea

US consumer confidence ticked higher in June as falling gas prices helped ease inflation worries. The Conference Board's index rose to 91.2,

China Resources New Energy, a wind and solar developer, is set to debut on Shenzhen's main board on July 2 after a heavily oversubscribed IP

The Japanese yen has fallen to its lowest level against the US dollar since 1986. A wide interest-rate gap, Japan's heavy debt burden, and h

US job openings ticked up to 7.594 million in May, but hiring fell and layoffs rose, painting a mixed picture of the labor market. The data

BP's leadership reset has reached its trading operation, a major profit driver. Deputy CEO Carol Howle will retire after 26 years, and Sam S

Energy ETFs edged up premarket Tuesday after Bloomberg reported Shell is close to selling over 600 fuel stations in South Africa to Adnoc's

Canada's economy grew 0.5% in April, its best monthly performance in nine months, topping forecasts. Mining and oil and gas surged 2.9%, but

Bangladesh Bank held its benchmark interest rate at 10%, maintaining tight policy as inflation cools slowly. The central bank warned that Mi