Britain has had six prime ministers in under a decade, yet financial markets have grown remarkably unfazed by the political churn. Does that mean investors have become desensitised
The satirical news site The Onion isn’t waiting to take possession of Infowars to launch a parody of Alex Jones ’ conspiracy platform. More than a year after
A Goldman Sachs economist expects artificial intelligence to displace more than 15 million US workers over the next decade, but argues that the resulting job losses are likely
The US economy added just 57,000 jobs in June, well below economists’ expectations, in a sign that the labor market is losing momentum even as the unemployment rate
Private-sector hiring slowed more than expected in June as employers added fewer workers ahead of the closely watched monthly government jobs report, while healthcare-related industries continued to account
Britain’s economy grew by 0.6% during the January-to-March quarter of 2026, in line with expectations, according to figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The latest
US job openings held steady in May at a higher-than-expected level, reinforcing signs that the labor market remains resilient despite lingering uncertainty over economic growth and hiring. The
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