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Inflation fell to 1.1 percent in August from 1.4 percent in May, partly due to a stronger Swiss francÂ
This marks an increase of $5.97 billion from the prior month
Mortgage rates drop to 4.75 percent to 5.00 percent range as housing affordability improves
The report stated that the new administration will face a worsening fiscal landscape as debt affordability declines
Despite sharp decline in index, more households expressed intentions to purchase homes in the next six months
This trend is attributed to heightened foreign investment spurred by the weak yenÂ
This deficit reached 3.7 percent of GDP, the highest since Q2 2022, up from 3.4 percent in Q1
Initial claims fell by 12,000 to 219,000 for the week ending September 14Â
The Committee unanimously cut U.K. government bond purchases by $93.77 billion, reducing the total to $523.58 billion
The Bank will reallocate $1 billion, totaling $3 billion in loans and grants for the fiscal year ending June 2025
The industrial output, a key economic indicator, increased by 4.5 percent YoY in August
The high-tech manufacturing sector accounted for 12.4 percent of the total FDI, amounting to 72.1 billion yuan
This tax applies to companies with average adjusted income of $1 billion or moreÂ
Expected sales for the next three months reached their highest level since January 2020, before the COVID-19 pandemicÂ
IMF projects core U.S. PCE inflation to end 2024 at 2.5 percent, returning to the Fed's 2 percent target by mid-2025Â
Annual inflation in the country is currently at 9 percent, surpassing earlier predictions
CPI showed annual inflation fell by 0.4 points to a lower-than-expected 2.5 percent
Starting in 2025, 1,000 full-time faculty will be added at state medical schools by 2027, including 330 next yearÂ
RBI noted that the reserves have been on an upward trend for some time
This follows a GDP increase of 0.3 percent in both regions during the Q1 2024
August's increase in the country’s reserves was due to currency translation and asset price changes
Investors expect two or three more borrowing cost cuts this year, with additional actions in 2025Â
The country is grappling with a labor shortage exacerbated by a declining birthrate
Capital spending surges 7.4 percent to 11.92 trillion yen in Q2
