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China's exports jumped almost a quarter in July, driven by a surging tech cycle and strong demand for artificial intelligence shipments.
Borrowing costs and market pricing could shift as Federal Reserve officials leave the door open for additional rate hikes.
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh faces intensifying criticism as global economic volatility limits the central bank’s ability to influence inflation.
Japan’s new fiscal turn could revive growth but risks sparking a currency shock
Gas prices jumped 15 cents in a week, sparking nationwide concerns as oil hits $100 and Middle‑East tensions tighten supply.
Bond traders and market analysts are recalibrating expectations for the Federal Reserve’s July meeting as rising oil prices stir fears of a rate hike.
Mortgage rates have climbed to their highest levels in nearly a year, though recent data shows some modest volatility.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces pressure to reshape the British economy as markets and policymakers monitor his inaugural policy direction.
Bank of America leadership highlights inflation risks and consumer resilience as major financial institutions report recent earnings.
Ukraine is targeting the infrastructure of Russia's largest online retailer, Wildberries, in an expanding drone campaign.
Gold prices remain a focal point for investors as shifts in Middle East diplomatic sentiment and interest rate expectations influence market volatility.
Chinese officials are prioritizing new economic stimulus measures as growth projections face scrutiny.
Gold is facing its biggest weekly loss in six weeks as geopolitical tensions and rate-hike concerns trigger a price nosedive.
Financial disclosures reveal a $1 billion crypto fortune held by President Trump, sparking reactions from traders and concerns over financial stability.
Mortgage rates have climbed to their highest levels since the start of the conflict with Iran, impacting buyer demand and refinance costs.
Vladimir Putin's approval ratings have hit a wartime low following fuel shortages and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Seattle recorded 3 million visitors across six World Cup match days, sparking discussions on economic impacts and urban stadium success.
Hundreds of economists and technology leaders are calling for urgent action to address the potential for widespread AI-driven job displacement.
China reports a significant surge in exports for the first half of 2026, driven by global demand for AI technology and green energy products.
US consumer inflation is expected to reflect a slight increase for June, largely influenced by shifts in gasoline prices.
Analysts and outlets debate whether a potential drop in US inflation will actually lead to lower consumer prices.
Intergenerational economic mobility in the U.S. has dropped significantly, with only half of those born in the 1980s out-earning their parents.
A tightening Taliban crackdown on female dress codes in Herat is impacting local businesses and threatening the city's cosmopolitan history.
Global markets are bracing for a heavy week of U.S. inflation data, Chinese economic figures, and a wave of major corporate earnings.
Texas pitmasters and industry analysts are responding to record-high beef prices impacting brisket and summer cookout costs.
Jet fuel prices have experienced a significant decline, yet major airlines indicate that consumer ticket costs will remain elevated.
Recent reports indicate that clean energy policy rollbacks initiated by Trump have resulted in a $68 billion reduction in U.S. investment.
New legislative proposals and research studies are reigniting national debate over the long-term solvency and structural future of Social Security.
U.S. consumer inflation expectations reached a three-year high in June, driven by mounting anxieties over the costs of rent and healthcare.
San Francisco's housing market is experiencing a surge in sale prices, with homes closing at least $1 million above their initial asking price.
Japan's benchmark bond yields have reached a 30-year peak, drawing global attention to the nation's fiscal stability and debt management.
The US labor force participation rate has dropped to 61.5%, marking its lowest point in 50 years excluding the pandemic era.
US jobs report indicates potential labor market pickup
Russia's economy struggles amid fuel crisis and Ukrainian attacks
AI job debate intensifies with conflicting views on workforce impact
Escalation between US and Iran coincides with closed markets
Concerns are mounting over Canada's economic stability as reports signal deepening stress and an ongoing investment crisis.
US consumer sentiment rebounds from 46-year record low
Florida's unemployment rate is surging
U.S. new single-family home sales declined for the second consecutive month in May, reaching levels not seen since the Great Financial Crisis.
A decade after the referendum, global outlets are using data and maps to analyze the economic and political impact of Brexit on the UK.