Sweden’s central bank kept borrowing costs at a three-year low and repeated a plan for no change until 2027 as economic recovery strengthens and price pressure appears to be easing.
Russia will be paying for its invasion of Ukraine for years to come even if the fighting ended tomorrow, as the government plugs a widening gap in the military budget…
Switzerland’s exports to the US expanded in the month the Swiss struck a deal to remove outsized American tariffs.
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz declared an economic emergency late Wednesday night and issued an array of dramatic steps, including scrapping fuel subsidies and loosening the country’s exchange rate regime.
Taiwan held its policy rate for the seventh straight quarter — the longest stretch since 2021 — as the economy booms on global demand from AI developers for its tech…
Japan’s households stepped up their quest for yield by boosting risk assets to more than a fifth of their total assets for the first time, as prolonged inflation erodes the…
South Korea may need to pursue a separate bilateral accord with the US to secure the right to build nuclear-powered submarines, the country’s national security adviser said as he prepares…
Ireland’s biggest business lobby group expects economic growth to moderate in 2026 on a hiring slowdown.
Japan’s exports rose as shipments to the US increased for the first time in eight months, offsetting a drop in flows to China and giving the Bank of Japan another…