Brazilian lawmakers approved the final budget of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s term, backing a plan that will ultimately demonstrate just how hard it is for the government to…
The private credit industry is facing fresh scrutiny from top global regulators over some of the ratings being assigned to debt in the $1.7 trillion market, people familiar with the…
Estonia is planning to join the race for a successor to European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos, joining a growing field of contenders for the institution’s second-highest position.
Canadian retail sales jumped in November after posting a small decline the previous month, suggesting consumption rebounded modestly in the fourth quarter.
Pay growth in the euro area is set to accelerate in the latter half of next year, supporting the European Central Bank’s assessment that there’s currently no need to lower…
UK government borrowing fell in November as the economy continued to generate healthy tax receipts and debt costs declined, a modest boost for Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves weeks…
UK retail sales fell for a second straight month in November, adding to evidence that the economy was damaged by uncertainty in the run-up to Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel…
The Bank of Japan raised its benchmark interest rate to the highest in 30 years and said more increases are in the pipeline if conditions allow, in a sign of…
Britons are more likely to buy big-ticket items than they were before Rachel Reeves’ budget, according to a prominent survey that suggests sentiment has improved in the run up to…