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United Kingdom: Inflation risks tilt higher – TD Securities
TD Securities’ Julie Ioffe expects UK headline CPI to rise to 2.9% year-on-year in July, largely due...
US Dollar: Medium-term depreciation risks build – Nordea
Nordea strategists argue that while near-term risks for the Dollar are broadly balanced, the longer-...
Why economic surveys have lost their relevance
Distorted by partisan passion and rising inequality, they are a reflection of popular frustrations — not overall growth
The new premium product: books written by people
Some publishers think AI could not only help authors but replace them
Chinese chipmaker CXMT soars almost 500% in market debut
Mainland’s biggest IPO since 2010 reflects booming demand for AI memory semiconductors
Indonesia central bank chief resigns
Perry Warjiyo had led Bank Indonesia since 2018
Chinese chipmaker CXMT soars almost 500% in market debut
IPO is biggest in mainland since 2010 and reflects booming demand for AI memory chips
Asian private credit fundraising sinks to 12-year low amid bankruptcy fears
Just five Asia-based funds closed in first half as investors favour large US managers
Oil prices fall as Iran and US pause strikes over Strait of Hormuz tensions
Brent opens 5% lower after two weeks of escalating violence pushed crude to more than $100 a barrel
‘Violent’ wildfires rage close to French and Spanish cities
About 335,000 evacuated in worsening blazes
Why wages and productivity look set to diverge further
AI and a falling labour share of GDP risk accelerating decoupling trends across the rich world
US pauses Iran strikes as Oman pursues Hormuz transit deal
Neither side launches attacks for second consecutive night as mediators seek to avert return to full-blown war
India’s Gen Z protesters puncture Modi’s aura of invincibility
Long-serving premier the target of demonstrators’ anger
One dead and 16 injured after van drives into Berlin Pride crowd
Police seek suspect as city’s mayor condemns ‘attack on our free and open society’