Economy

U.S. retailers, including Dollar General, Walmart, and Macy’s, face a potential second-year inventory surplus, risking profits and prompting early holiday discounts.

Explore the latest developments in the global economy, including the state of the job market in the United States, central bank decisions in Europe and Asia, and inflation concerns in Latin America, all of which have the potential to impact the world’s financial landscape.

In response to Germany’s growing labor shortage, many small and medium-sized companies, including S&D Blech, are turning to automation solutions to fill the void left by the retirement of the post-war generation, with widespread implications for the country’s economy and workforce dynamics.

Amid concerns of rising prices in 2024 and uncertainties in interest rate changes, experts and central banks worldwide grapple with the challenge of controlling inflation and adapting to a shifting economic landscape.

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Chile’s Central Bank Cuts Interest Rate as Inflation Eases, Citing Global Economic Factors

Janet Yellen discusses the rise in long-term bond yields, reflecting confidence in the U.S. economy and expectations of sustained higher interest rates, despite market unpredictability.

Bank of Japan Faces Pressure Amid Rising Yields and Inflation: Policy Meeting Insights

Japan’s Shift to Nuclear Power and Renewable Energy to Reduce Natural Gas Imports

Despite concerns about a potential economic slowdown, the U.S. delivered strong third-quarter growth driven by factors like wage increases and high consumer spending, while the Federal Reserve remains watchful of inflation measures and the job market.