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An 8-1 vote reveals divided opinions on potential rate hikes amid Japan's economic recovery efforts Manufacturing production in the eurozone economy returned to growth in January, following a first fall in output for ten months at the end of 2025 Household consumption and AI investments drove Q3 performance to its highest levels since 2023 Net purchases of long-term U.S. securities by foreign residents reached $221.8 billion The African data centre market is projected to reach $6.81 billion in 2030 British economy defies stagnation warnings with fastest growth since June outpacing forecasts BOK's latest meeting shows a commitment to steady interest rates amidst rising inflation As the country moves forward, policymakers face the challenge of striking a careful balance between political stability and prudent economic and financial reforms A smaller trade deficit acts as a tailwind for GDP, redirecting expenditures to U.S.-made goods The Producer Price Index decline narrowed to 1.9 percent in December as government policies targeted excessive industrial competition According to the Bank of Korea (BOK), the country posted a current account surplus of $12.24 billion in November of last year Trade deals are emerging as a powerful catalyst for opening markets, redirecting capital and redefining how businesses pursue growth worldwide Economic indicators suggest ongoing struggles, with the property sector and consumer spending driving concerns The central bank's first rate increase since January came amid expectations that the momentum for wage hikes will continue into next year The market is expected to reach KRW1,510.2 trillion ($1.1 trillion) by 2029, supported by the country’s exceptionally high card penetration, robust payments infrastructure, and continued government efforts to promote cashless transactions Semiconductors continued to power overall export growth despite U.S. tariff measures affecting global trade flows The agreement allocates $200 billion in cash payments, capped at $20 billion per year, and $150 billion for joint shipbuilding projects The global cereal production forecast for 2025 has been revised upward to a record 2.99 billion metric tons The deal supports ongoing reforms and debt restructuring essential for long-term economic stability The new tariff will significantly impact costs for truck buyers and various industries reliant on these vehicles Moderate growth reflects resilience amid high inflation, tariff disruptions, and cautious business investments Thailand's exports remained a key driver, expanding 15 percent, supported by front-loaded shipments ahead of the expiry of U.S. Reciprocal Tariffs suspension The statistics office reported that industrial production performed worse than previously estimated Germany, the euro area’s largest economy, recorded its third straight month of output growth in August
