Economy
Canada enacts retaliatory tariffs on US steel and aluminum
S&P downgrades Senegal on debt fears
China's $54bn Capital Boost for Banks Falls Far Short
China Consumer and Producer Price Pressures Rise on Energy Spike
Dangote Refinery sets IPO price in Lagos
Japan's foreign reserves drop by record $80 billion after yen intervention
China reports accelerating trade growth driven by tech and semiconductor exports
Chile Central Bank Holds Benchmark Rate Steady at 4.5% Amid Economic Risks
Bessent Says Buyback Move Aimed at Quelling Bond Market Fever
Japan reports faster GDP growth and highest wage rise since 1997, supporting expected BOJ rate hike
Revised second-quarter GDP data and July wage figures showing the biggest jump in nearly three decades reinforce expectations for an upcoming Bank of Japan interest-rate hike, while the Japanese yen reached a six-month high beyond the 155 per dollar level and Asian equities benefited from chip stock gains.
- Japan's second-quarter GDP grew faster than initially estimated.
- July nominal wages grew at the fastest pace since 1997.
- The yen reached a six-month high beyond the 155 per dollar level.
- South Korean chip stocks rose to support Asian equities.
China Central Bank Accelerates Gold Purchases in August Despite High Prices
France’s Lescure Says Vast Effort Needed to Contain Budget Gap
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