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Positive feelings about where inflation is heading sent a closely watched gauge of consumer attitudes to its highest level since July.

Employment rates in OECD countries remain resilient, especially in Europe, where record highs have been recorded despite central banks’ monetary tightening to stem inflation. Labour shortages continue to challenge businesses, averting wide layoffs. The number of people employed has risen, but the average hours worked have not corresponded.

Consumer confidence has surpassed expectations in December and increased by the most in years, good news for the economy heading into the new year.

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Aa calendar year into the advent of generative artificial intelligence (AI), speech recognition systems are improving voice AI, but there are still challenges.

In 2024, voice automation will continue to rapidly gain traction in the restaurant industry, boosting drive-thru efficiency and better meeting consumer

Inflation continues to dominate conversations about the markets and the economy. But the nature of those conversations have shifted significantly over the past year.

The Australian Dollar (AUD) extends its gains on the second consecutive day on Thursday and delivers its strongest performance in four months after moderate employment data release from Australia.

Asian investors will also be watching Japan's corporate inflation rate, which is expected to have slowed to 0.1% from 0.8% in October.