At a New Year’s celebration held by three major economic organisations in Tokyo on Tuesday, many participants expressed a positive outlook on the administration’s push for continued wage hikes.

Demands for fiscal “discipline” mask deliberate decisions to prioritise military spending and debt servicing, meaning ...

Minnesota trailed the nation in economic growth during Gov. Tim Walz’s tenure, but Minnesotans continued to enjoy higher ...

As the final jobs report of the 2025 approaches (set to be released on January 9), economists are watching less for fireworks ...

As Q3 FY26 approaches, analysts highlight key IT stocks like Persistent Systems and Tech Mahindra, projecting potential ...

The consumer sector is expected to deliver steady, sustainable growth in 2026, underpinned by resilient domestic demand, a ...

Japan's real wages fell in November at the fastest pace since last January, dragged down by a sharp drop in one-off bonus ...

We see the housing market remaining relatively stuck without major progress being made on affordability,” home construction ...

Euro-area inflation hitting 2% may seem like success, but it masks a fragile equilibrium with risks on both sides of the goal, highlighting the need for policies that can absorb shocks and ...

We’re growing, but we can’t generate jobs,” KPMG chief economist Diane Swonk told Fortune. “Never seen anything like it.” ...

From falling inflation to the weaker jobs market, the data is telling us that the Bank of England's work isn't finished ...

To attract and retain workers, many employers are raising wages, providing a favorable outlook for carpenters—with some ...