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Australia Consumer Sentiment Climbs Even as Trump Clouds Outlook

Australia Consumer Sentiment Climbs Even as Trump Clouds Outlook

Australia’s consumer confidence rose in November, building on last month’s gains as households are no longer concerned about the r...

Peru Braces for Bolivian Migration Wave as Neighbor Unravels

Peru Braces for Bolivian Migration Wave as Neighbor Unravels

Peruvian authorities are keeping a wary eye on conditions in neighboring Bolivia, where a potential economic collapse could unleas...

Canada Port Lockouts Back Trudeau Government Into a Corner Again

Canada Port Lockouts Back Trudeau Government Into a Corner Again

Business groups are urging Justin Trudeau’s government to put an end to labor strife at Canada’s largest ports, as it did with rai...

IMF Begins Review of Latest Ukraine Loan as Kyiv Delays Tax Hike

IMF Begins Review of Latest Ukraine Loan as Kyiv Delays Tax Hike

The International Monetary Fund began its latest assessment of its loan program with Ukraine, even as Kyiv delays passing tax legi...

Ghana Cedi Gains Second Day After Central Bank Sells $214 Million

Ghana Cedi Gains Second Day After Central Bank Sells $214 Million

Ghana’s currency appreciated a second day after the central bank sold dollars to the market to boost the cedi.

UK Business Closures Surge After Budget Hit to Employers

UK Business Closures Surge After Budget Hit to Employers

Company insolvencies are surging in the UK after the Labour government reduced tax breaks and increased levies for owners.

India’s Borrowings May Rise in Next Fiscal Year, Official Says

India’s Borrowings May Rise in Next Fiscal Year, Official Says

India’s bond sales are likely to surge in the next fiscal year on account of higher debt repayments, according to a government off...

Here’s What Trump’s Return Means for US Sanctions Policy

Here’s What Trump’s Return Means for US Sanctions Policy

President-elect Donald Trump has hinted that he wants to use sanctions “as little as possible” in his second term in office, citin...

What Will China Do If Trump Deals Tariff Blow?

What Will China Do If Trump Deals Tariff Blow?

I’m Malcolm Scott, international economics enterprise editor in Sydney. Today we’re looking at China’s options if Trump delivers o...

Hungary Presents Budget Pledging Cuts Amid Pre-Election Risks

Hungary Presents Budget Pledging Cuts Amid Pre-Election Risks

The Hungarian government pledged to further reduce the budget deficit next year, according to the draft plan presented to parliame...

Thailand to Name Critic as Central Bank Chair, Reports Say

Thailand to Name Critic as Central Bank Chair, Reports Say

Thailand is set to appoint former Finance Minister Kittiratt Na-Ranong as the new Bank of Thailand chairman, a sign of the governm...

Czech Inflation Quickens as Central Bank Weighs Rate-Cut Pause

Czech Inflation Quickens as Central Bank Weighs Rate-Cut Pause

Inflation in the Czech Republic accelerated last month, adding to arguments for policymakers to consider halting interest-rate cut...

Norway’s Core Inflation Rate Records a Year of Steady Decline

Norway’s Core Inflation Rate Records a Year of Steady Decline

Norway’s underlying inflation slowed for the 12th consecutive month in October, in line with analyst expectations, adding to signs...

SNB’s Martin Doesn’t See Mideast War, US Vote Pressuring Franc

SNB’s Martin Doesn’t See Mideast War, US Vote Pressuring Franc

The Swiss National Bank doesn’t see increased pressure on the franc from the conflict in the Middle East and the US elections, acc...

BOJ Hints at Caution on Rate Hike With No Clear December Hint

BOJ Hints at Caution on Rate Hike With No Clear December Hint

Bank of Japan board members discussed the need for caution on raising its benchmark rate and offered no clear hint of a move next ...

New Zealand Inflation Expectations Inch Up, Stay Near 2% Target

New Zealand Inflation Expectations Inch Up, Stay Near 2% Target

New Zealand two-year ahead inflation expectations crept higher, but remained near the midpoint of the central bank’s target band.

Montreal Port Locks Out Dockworkers, Adding to Canada’s Supply-Chain Woes

Montreal Port Locks Out Dockworkers, Adding to Canada’s Supply-Chain Woes

Longshoring activity at the Port of Montreal is set to grind to a halt as an employers’ group locks out 1,200 union members.

China’s Economic Rescue Plan Leaves Commodities Stuck on Pause

China’s Economic Rescue Plan Leaves Commodities Stuck on Pause

Global commodities markets are stuck in a holding pattern after China’s latest effort to revive its economy focused on the much-ne...

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