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Consumer and business sentiment is improving around the world, and that bodes well for a global soft landing, Oxford Economics senior economist Tamara Basic…

Searching for Signs of Ebbing U.S. Inflation; Feds Williams Warns Rates May Stay High for Some Time By James Christie Good day. Today, the Labor Department will release its report on the...

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.

Senators Rebuke the Fed Over SVB Failure; Dimming Outlook for Russian Economy By James Christie Good day. Michael Barr, the Federal Reserve's vice chairman for banking supervision, faced tough comments from Senators on Tuesday in what could be a mo... | 07:16am

1048 GMT - Mission Group's 2022 trading was resilient and its new growth targets are significant, Shore Capital says in a note. The U.K. marketing company issued an "eye-catching" operating income target of GBP100 million by 2025, with a margin perform... | 07:10am

Similarities between current banking turmoil and the lead-up to the 2008 global financial crisis are becoming too big to ignore, but key differences,…

A recession could be “avoided altogether”, with key indicators signalling a softer than anticipated landing from inflationary heights, according to Oxford Economics.    Key market indicators a

US consumer inflation may have peaked in July – or maybe not. Energy prices are working in favour of lower inflation in the months ahead, but food prices are not. Until food prices join the party, it’s too early to celebrate that the battle against inflation has been won.

Here’s why the global reflation trade can survive China’s credit slowdown MarketWatch 4/30/2021 MARKET EXTRA Could a tightening of China’s lending spigots put an end to the global reflation trade in global stock markets this year as the world economy recovers from the coronavirus pandemic? Though previous slowdowns in Chinese lending have sparked market volatility, some argue this time will be different as the U.S.’s fiscal largesse may be replacing China as the engine of global growt...