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Brazil's economic activity surprises negatively with 2% decline in May - Vimarsana News

Brazil's economic activity surprises negatively with 2% decline in May

Economic activity in Brazil declined in May, showed a central bank index on Monday, signaling a non-linear trajectory for the country's growth, even as analysts have been consistently revising their forecasts upward for the year.

China drives Burberry first-quarter sales jump - Vimarsana News

China drives Burberry first-quarter sales jump

British luxury fashion brand Burberry reported an 18% rise in first-quarter comparable store sales on Friday, meeting market expectations thanks to a continued rebound in China.

Brazilian inflation hits nearly three-year low; rate cuts on the horizon - Vimarsana News

Brazilian inflation hits nearly three-year low; rate cuts on the horizon

Brazil's annual inflation in June fell to its lowest level since September 2020, data from statistics agency IBGE showed on Tuesday, renewing bets that an interest rate cut is around the corner as consumer prices continue to trend down.

UK house prices post biggest annual drop since 2011: Halifax - Vimarsana News

UK house prices post biggest annual drop since 2011: Halifax

British house prices fell last month in annual terms at the fastest rate in 12 years and soaring interest rates are likely to herald more weakness in the housing market, mortgage lender Halifax said on Friday.

Japan's current account in black for third straight month - Vimarsana News

Japan's current account in black for third straight month

Japan posted a current account surplus for the third month in April as the trade deficit narrowed and income gains from overseas investment grew, government data showed, easing worries about declines in the country's balance of payments.