Chinese economic data likely not as bad as expected

Recent data showed the Chinese economy grew by a slower 6.2% rate in Q2, the slowest rate of growth since 1992, yet the data may not be reflecting an accurate picture of the true state of the economy, says Leland Miller, the CEO of China’s Beige Book.

July 17,2019

UK inflation trending lower

The UK's annual rate of inflation growth stood at 2.0% in June, unchanged on the previous month and where economists expected it to be.

July 17,2019

Singapore GDP

A surprise contraction in Singapore’s GDP is sounding alarm bells for the global economy.

July 12,2019

Retail store closure

A global recession looms and economists at PIMCO identify what the triggers to the next bout of contracting global economic growth will be.

July 11,2019

UK construction

UK Construction PMI for June suggests the country's construction sector has fallen deeper into contraction territory.

July 2,2019

The UK economy roared back to life in the first-quarter after having slowed sharply at the end of last year, the Office for National Statistics confirmed Friday, although other data showed both trade and current account deficits widening sharply in the first three months of the year. 

June 28,2019

Johnson in front of the press

Boris Johnson may have the broad political appeal to get the whole of his party to unite behind the existing Withdrawal Agreement in another attempted vote through Parliament, says Callum Pickering, an economist at Berenberg Bank.

June 27,2019

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