Federal Reserve Signals Lower Borrowing Costs, Bringing an End to Tightening Policy

In a not-so-shocking turn of events, the Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates right where they are. But hol...

From Greenspan to Powell A Rollercoaster Ride of Fed Easing Moments Since 1994

Ever since 1994, the Federal Reserve has been keeping us on our toes with their interest rate shenanigans. They've be...

Drive-Thru Discounts China’s Consumer Prices Take a Tumble While Factory-Gate Deflation Digs Deeper

In a twist of inflation (or should we say deflation) events, China's consumer prices took a nosedive in November, fal...

Slow and Steady Wins the Race US Consumer Spending Takes a Breather in October as Weekly Jobless Claims Stretch Their Legs

Guess who's keeping their wallets in check? It's the US consumers! Their spending in October went up at a steady pace...

Eurozone Inflation: A Rollercoaster Ride for the European Central Bank

In a twist of events, consumer price growth took a little dip from 2.9% to 2.4% in November. It's like that awkward m...

French Economy Takes a Tumble, But There’s Light at the End of the Tunnel

Great news everyone! The latest data from the French statistics office INSEE has revealed that the economy shrank by ...

Hunting for Clues Fed Policymakers Decipher Inflation Data to Navigate the Path of Interest Rates

As the year comes to a close, the bigwigs of U.S. central banking are gearing up for their final powwow. They've got ...

German Inflation Takes a Dive: Prices Unleash an Energy-Saving Plunge

In a surprise twist of events, German inflation took a chill pill in November, dropping to its lowest level since Jun...

Sri Lanka Reaches Debt-Restructuring Agreement: A Ray of Hope in Troubled Waters

Good news, folks! Sri Lanka has been given the thumbs up for a debt-restructuring deal with its creditor nations. But...

Australia’s Inflation: A Roller Coaster Ride for the Economy

Australia's inflation took a chill pill in October, surprising us all by easing more than expected. The reason? Goods...