A global recession is not in prospect – The Economist
Aweak jobs report in America has raised fears that the world’s largest economy is heading for recession. America’s stockmarkets have tumbled, with fear spreading to
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Why Jay Powell refuses to be bullied by Wall Street – CNN
Finance Bro Summer is officially winding down. The sun rises later and sets earlier on the streets of FiDi, and the TikTokers looking for a
Mortgage Rates Drop to 15-Month Low – WSJ
Mortgage rates fell to the lowest level in more than a year, raising hopes for relief in the battered U.S. housing market. The average rate
Should central bankers argue in public? – The Economist
Jerome Powell’s tenure as chairman of the Federal Reserve has been admirably sure-footed. But on July 31st he may have stumbled when he announced that
The True Cost of Layoffs
When companies cut staff, they don’t just have to pay severance, but face other expenses that haven’t been fully calculated—until now. When Meta Platforms Inc.
PODCAST: Michele Ruta on Trade Shifts
The world is changing so quickly it’s hard to think of one aspect of our economic lives that hasn’t shifted from what it was only
Jobs market and pay growth are cooling off, large UK employers and recruiters warn – The Guardian
The UK’s largest employers have warned the jobs market is cooling amid a slowdown in wage growth in July and a fall in vacancies, extending
How machine learning and robotics are sparking a revolution in property marketing
Capturing the essence of a property through high-quality visuals is crucial in the dynamic world of real estate, where a sale can stand or fall
The Federal Reserve will not let markets dictate a rate cut – The Financial Times
Global stock markets are in turmoil, jolted by a disappointing US jobs report last Friday. Speculation is rife, as always in the wake of such
UK recovery ‘will accelerate and force Bank to keep interest rates higher for longer’ – The Guardian
The UK’s economic recovery will accelerate over the next year, forcing the Bank of England to keep interest rates higher for longer, according to the