Euro zone consumers reduced their short-term inflation expectations in May while keeping their medium and long-term outlook unchanged, according to a European Central Bank survey released on Friday.
US consumer sentiment improved in June from near-record lows as declining gasoline prices and easing geopolitical tensions provided some relief to households still grappling with elevated living costs.
UK retail sales weakened further in June, with volumes falling at a sharper pace and sales performing below seasonal norms to the greatest extent in more than two
Copper prices rebounded slightly on Wednesday from the previous session, but the metal remained under pressure due to recent losses because of a stronger US dollar and hawkish
Britain’s private sector contracted for a second straight month in June. The latest flash purchasing managers’ index from S&P Global showed the UK composite PMI slipped to 49.4
A surge in artificial intelligence adoption may be displacing some workers, but its overall effect on aggregate employment and wages in the United States has remained limited so
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Monday that he would step down as Labour leader and prime minister, ending months of political turmoil and setting in motion
US stocks are showing surprising resilience as Wall Street increasingly abandons expectations for near-term Federal Reserve rate cuts. Several major financial institutions have recently pushed back their forecasts
British retail sales rebounded more strongly than expected in May, supported by favourable weather conditions and promotional activity by retailers, according to official data released on Friday. The
The Bank of England left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.75% in June, maintaining its cautious stance amid ongoing uncertainty surrounding inflationary pressures linked to recent geopolitical