The European Central Bank will be able to begin decreasing interest rates in "a couple of quarters," according to ECB President Christine Lagarde at a Financial Times conference.

Huw Pill, the chief economist of the British Central Bank, argues that the Bank of England should maintain its tight monetary policy, writes the Financial Times.

According to Economy Minister Sergio Massa, the Argentine government has decided not to impose a tax on the oil industry in an effort to reduce fuel price increases and increase…

Preliminary estimates indicate that annual inflation in the eurozone decreased from 4.3% in September to 2.9% in October, as per Eurostat data.

The central bank of Japan increased its expectations for both projected inflation and GDP growth.

Germany's consumer prices, adjusted to EU norms, rose by 3% annually in October, according to an early report released by the Federal Statistical Office of the nation (Destatis).

According to a report by the US Ministry of Commerce, the country's population's incomes rose by 0.3% in September over the previous month.

The European Central Bank maintained key interest rates at their current level.

September saw the lowest growth in consumer loans in the eurozone since June 2015.

According to IMF predictions, in 2023 Germany is expected to overtake Japan as the world's third largest economy.

In September, China's commercial banks sold a net amount of foreign exchange of 96.4 billion yuan, or $13.43 billion.

Ford, the American carmaker, calculated that the US President Joe Biden administration's plan to increase fuel efficiency rules may result in $1 billion in fines between 2027 and 2032, writes…

According to the EU statistics office (Eurostat), the number of commercial flights inside the European Union grew this summer compared to the previous year, although it is still lower than…

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared that his nation would send astronauts to the moon by 2040 and construct a national orbital station by 2035.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) unveiled new regulations with the goal of enhancing "short selling" transparency in the stock market, reports CNBC.

The China shares Regulatory Commission (CSRC) issued an order forbidding local brokerage companies and their overseas subsidiaries from opening new accounts for mainland Chinese clients to trade shares and other…

South Korean company Samsung SDI and European automaker Stellantis NV will invest over $3.2 billion to build the second joint venture for battery production in the US.

The world's growing geopolitical dangers could cause stagflation on a scale not seen since the 1970s and drastic shifts in inflation expectations, according to Deutsche Bank analysts Henry Allen and…

According to the Financial Times, which cites the regulator's study, the management of the Bank of England suggests increasing the requirements for the share of highly liquid assets in the…

The price of gold started to grow following a seven-month low set last week due to the Israel's war with Hamas.

According to data from the Chinese Ministry of Culture and Tourism, domestic tourism spending by Chinese citizens over the Golden Week holidays in 2023 increased but showed results worse than…

After the release of data on the US labor market, yields on US Treasury bonds spiked dramatically in Friday's trading, reaching 16-year highs.

Singapore continues to lead the list of nations with the highest levels of financial inclusion, or the population's access to high-quality financial goods, writes CNBC.

According to the South Asia Development Update study from the World Bank (WB), South Asia will have the fastest rate of growth among developing nations in the next years.

The initial public offering of German footwear manufacturer Birkenstock Holding Ltd. at the New York Stock Exchange is expected to raise up to $1.6 billion, the company stated.