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The country's per capita GDP has been calculated based on a nominal growth rate of 5.9 percent
Germany and France, the two largest economies within the bloc, have reported unexpected contractions
Foreign exchange reserves remain steadily above $3.2 trillionÂ
Japan's economy grew faster than expected in July-September, driven by higher capital investment and exportsÂ
The Central Bank kept the repo rate steady at 6.5 percent
This deficit reached 3.7 percent of GDP, the highest since Q2 2022, up from 3.4 percent in Q1
This follows a GDP increase of 0.3 percent in both regions during the Q1 2024
Capital spending surges 7.4 percent to 11.92 trillion yen in Q2
Fiscal revenue declined 2.6 percent during this period
This growth rate represents the largest increase since the first quarter of 2021
Energy prices fell 1.7 percent YoY, while food prices rose 1.3 percent
The guidelines would promote the producer, audiovisual, copyright, and Brazilian handicrafts
Germany, Eurozone's biggest economy, unexpectedly contracted 0.1 percent in Q2
This week, the U.S. Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan and the Bank of England are holding monetary policy meetings
The U.S. eclipsed the $34 trillion threshold in early January 2024
The solid growth is driven by resilient consumer spending and business investment
One-year loan prime rate (LPR) declined to 3.35 percent, while the five-year LPR was reduced to 3.85 percent
Real GDP grew by 1.1 percent in 2023, supported by net exports, while consumption remained weak
This agreement, Pakistan's 24th IMF bailout, now awaits approval from the IMF's executive board
IMF urges the U.S. government to reduce its high fiscal deficit and put debt on a downward trajectory
Service output was the largest contributor to the U.K.'s monthly GDP growth in May 2024
Japanese companies project inflation to hit 2.3 percent three years from now and 2.2 percent five years later
Morgan Stanley analysts expect an August rate hike, which may further weaken domestic trading conditions
GDP grew by 0.8 percent sequentially, a faster pace than the 0.7 percent growth seen in the fourth quarter of 2023
