Central banks, inflation, jobs and growth, and the policy decisions that shape the cycle.

Japan's real wages rose for a fifth straight month in May, but the gain slowed to 1.4% as inflation accelerated. The mixed data complicates

Jim O’Neill, the economist who coined the term BRIC, says newer payment technology makes the idea of building alternatives to the US dollar

German stocks inched higher as factory orders rebounded more than expected in May. Construction activity improved but stayed below the key 5

Canadian companies' inflation expectations have softened following the US-Iran interim agreement, according to a Bank of Canada survey. Howe

Fed Governor Christopher Waller defended forward guidance at a conference in Rome, saying it can accelerate policy effects. But he cautioned

Japan's biggest lender warns the yen's slide is becoming a threat to growth. CEO Junichi Hanzawa says yen-driven inflation is outpacing wage

US services sector growth cooled slightly in June, but a key employment gauge snapped back into expansion. The data complicates the narrativ

Bank of Montreal points to a 0.5% rise in April output, steadier housing activity, and progress on major projects like a potential Alberta-t

Canada's services sector contracted in June, with S&P Global's PMI dropping to 47.1 from 50.6. High prices and geopolitical uncertainty weig

Canada's June jobs report is due Friday, with Scotiabank expecting a modest 10,000 gain and unemployment holding at 6.6%. Investors should w

The UK construction sector's downturn eased marginally in June, with the PMI rising to 38.4. However, housebuilding saw its sharpest drop of

Central and Eastern European currencies were steady Monday as traders awaited key inflation data and central bank decisions. The focus is on