By Nelson Bocanegra BOGOTA (Reuters) – Colombia’s inflation is forecast to have shown further upward growth in August, a Reuters poll revealed on Thursday, as consumer prices rose on food…
WASHINGTON(Reuters) – U.S. manufacturing grew steadily in August as employment and new orders rebounded, while a further easing in price pressures strengthened expectations that inflation has likely peaked. The Institute…
By Devayani Sathyan BENGALURU (Reuters) – South Korea’s central bank will raise its key interest rate again on Thursday to fight inflation, according to a Reuters poll of economists, but…
California School District Pressures Teachers To Aid Students’ Gender Transitions Reagan Reese on August 18, 2022 A California school district is pressuring teachers to aid students in their gender transitions,…
Biden’s HHS Pressures Healthcare Providers To Perform ‘Emergency’ Abortions Laurel Duggan on July 12, 2022 The Biden administration is claiming that, under existing law, doctors are required to perform abortions…
By Rodrigo Viga Gaier and Rafaella Barros RIO DE JANEIRO – The board of directors of Brazil’s Petrobras elected Caio Paes de Andrade as its new chief executive on Monday,…
By Arshad Mohammed and Daphne Psaledakis WASHINGTON -The United States imposed sanctions on Thursday on Chinese and Emirati companies and on a network of Iranian firms that help export Iran’s…
By Leika Kihara TOKYO -Japan may see inflationary pressure build as more companies shift away from a business model that worked under a prolonged period of deflation, Bank of Japan…
LONDON – A tight labour market and an energy price shock are causing inflationary pressures, Britain’s finance minister Rishi Sunak said on Friday, adding that he felt confident in the…
By Tetsushi Kajimoto TOKYO – The Bank of Japan must maintain current monetary stimulus to create sustainable increases in prices, corporate profits, jobs and wages, its deputy governor said on…
By Leika Kihara TOKYO – The Bank of Japan is dropping hints the recent rise in inflation may prove longer-lasting and driven by solid demand, a sign global price pressures…
TOKYO – Japan’s government upgraded its view of the economy for the first time in four months in April as authorities turned more optimistic about the outlook for private consumption…
By Fergal Smith TORONTO – As the Bank of Canada opens the door to hiking interest rates above a neutral setting for the first time in 14 years, the goal…
WASHINGTON – Achieving a “soft landing” for the U.S. economy amid new inflationary pressures prompted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will be a challenging task for the Federal Reserve and…
By Rajesh Kumar Singh CHICAGO – When General Electric Co’s investors gather on Thursday, they will focus on a potential hit to company profits from persistent supply-chain and inflationary woes.…
By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON – Global supply chain pressures eased in February as backlogs and delivery times improved in several key markets and a measure of ocean shipping costs declined,…
By Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON – Ukraine has exchanged all but $80 million of the $2.7 billion in new International Monetary Fund emergency reserves it received in August, IMF data show,…
LONDON – British retailers reported slower sales growth in February but said demand was better than normal for the time of year as the Omicron wave of coronavirus cases eased,…
LONDON – More British manufacturers plan to raise prices in the next three months than at any point since 1976, according to a survey on Tuesday that highlighted the inflationary…
– U.S. officials held discussions with Saudi Arabia about a “collaborative approach” to managing potential market pressures stemming from a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine, the White House said on…
By Marc Jones LONDON – The risk of material credit rating pressures from the current tensions between Russia and Ukraine is low, Moody’s said on Wednesday, unless the situation continues…
LONDON – Already rapid house price growth in Britain hit a new six-month high in January but momentum in the housing market could soon fade because of a growing cost-of-living…
WASHINGTON – U.S. inflationary pressures should ease in 2022 due to weaker demand for goods, easing supply bottlenecks and a receding coronavirus pandemic, the U.S. Treasury’s top economist said on…
By Andy Bruce LONDON – British business activity cooled unexpectedly this month to an 11-month low but cost pressures stayed high, according to a survey that leaves the Bank of…
Sebastian Hughes on December 2, 2021 China is attempting to push back on scrutiny over its human rights violations as the Beijing Olympics approach, pressuring American corporations to fight calls…