European Central Bank Governing Council member Gediminas Simkus described decision-making on interest rates as “rather clear,” thanks to inflation being under control and the economy maintaining expansion.
British consumers put away less in savings in the third quarter, as their incomes were squeezed by a £6 billion ($8 billion) rise in taxes.
Vietnam has replaced the trade minister who oversaw US tariff deal negotiations as Communist Party officials meet to decide who will be in contention for the country’s top leadership positions.
India and New Zealand concluded a free-trade agreement, with New Delhi shielding its sensitive dairy sector even as it pursues a broader opening of the economy.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s support ratings held steady at historically high levels according to polls conducted over the weekend, in a sign of her continued popularity despite the fallout…
Fitch Ratings has cut Gabon’s credit rating further into junk territory, citing widening government deficits and declining demand for the country’s debt.
After decades of letting Chinese firms buy up companies, the US and Europe ready for a fight over the “means of production.”
The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged for a fourth straight meeting against a backdrop of near-target inflation and sturdier economic activity in the euro zone.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer told his cabinet this week that 2026 would be the year Britain’s fortunes turn around and year Labour gains the upper hand. For his skeptical Members…