Economy
Inflation across the eurozone increased slightly in July, with annual consumer price growth reaching 2.9%, up from 2.8% in June, according to a preliminary estimate released by Eurostat. The modest acceleration matched economists' expectations and was driven primarily by higher energy prices, while......
TotalEnergies has announced an initiative to offset fuel expenses for French firefighting and civil protection services as the country confronts one of its most demanding wildfire seasons in recent years. The French energy company said it will cover the cost of both ground and aviation fuel used by......
Germany's labour market showed further signs of softening in July, with the number of unemployed people increasing slightly more than economists had expected and moving close to the politically significant threshold of three million. Figures released by the Federal Employment Agency showed that......
Egypt has secured access to approximately $1.8 billion in fresh financing after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) completed two key reviews of the country's economic support programmes. The latest approval provides a significant financial boost as Cairo continues implementing reforms aimed at......
South Korea's stock market posted a sharp rebound on Friday, with the benchmark Kospi index soaring more than 16% after a turbulent week dominated by investor concerns over the future profitability of artificial intelligence investments. The dramatic recovery reflects renewed confidence in the country's......
China's manufacturing sector unexpectedly returned to contraction in July, highlighting persistent challenges facing the world's second-largest economy as weak domestic demand and rising production costs continue to weigh on industrial activity. Official data released by the National Bureau......
Consumer price inflation in France accelerated in July, reaching 2.1% year-on-year, according to a preliminary estimate released by the country's national statistics agency, INSEE. The increase marks a noticeable rise from the 1.8% annual inflation rate recorded in June, reflecting renewed upward......
Rail passengers traveling between Paris and Normandy are set to face delays and cancellations this weekend after SNCF announced that an unexpected local labor action will disrupt train services from Friday, July 31, through Sunday, August 2. The disruption comes at the start of one of France's busiest......
Morocco's economic, institutional and social progress reflects the implementation of a long-term strategic vision that has strengthened the country's resilience and international standing, according to Kei Nakagawa, President of Hagoromo University of International Studies in Japan. Speaking......
The U.S. economy lost momentum during the second quarter of 2026, expanding at a slower pace than economists had anticipated. However, resilient consumer spending and continued investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure suggest that domestic demand remains strong despite mounting external pressures. According......
The Bank of England opted to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged on Thursday, maintaining the policy rate at 3.75%, but the latest vote revealed a stronger push within the central bank for tighter monetary policy as geopolitical risks threaten to reignite inflationary pressures. While financial......
The British pound traded mixed on Thursday as investors positioned themselves ahead of the Bank of England's latest monetary policy announcement. While sterling strengthened against the euro, it retreated versus the U.S. dollar as heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East boosted demand......
France's private-sector labor market continued to weaken during the second quarter of 2026, with employment edging lower despite a modest return to economic growth, according to preliminary data released by INSEE. The country's private sector shed 19,300 jobs between April and June, representing......
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