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

The Bank of France lowered its 2026 growth forecast to 0.4% from 0.5% after activity stalled in the first half. Energy prices remain the big

Canada's first Investment Summit secured nearly CA$500 billion in pledges, about half of PM Carney's five-year target. The event also pushed

India's chief economic adviser says August food inflation was about 6% and expects it to cool by year-end, even though monsoon rains are run

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business issued its first municipal report card, handing out 39 failing grades. The group says unfair

BMO Capital Markets has raised its forecast for British Columbia's FY26/27 deficit to CA$13.8 billion, citing higher wildfire costs and refu

India's unemployment rate fell to 5% in August, a six-month low, beating economist expectations. Rural areas drove the improvement, while ur

Sri Lanka's economy grew 4.2% year-on-year in the second quarter, slowing from 5.1% in Q1 but still solid. However, inflation accelerated to

Saudi Arabia's consumer inflation held steady at 1.8% for a fourth month in August, but the pressure shifted toward housing and utilities. W

Germany's wholesale prices rose 6.8% in August from a year earlier, the fastest in over three years, as energy and raw material costs surged

Australian consumer confidence ticked up last week, but the index remains deeply depressed. Inflation and the threat of more RBA rate hikes

Ottawa is speeding up tax guidance for mega-projects to remove a key hurdle for big investors. The move targets CA$1 trillion in new investm

The State Bank of Pakistan held its key rate at 11.5% in a 7-3 vote, even as August inflation accelerated to 11.15%. Rising oil prices and i