Inflation pressures intensified across the global economy this week as surging energy costs from the Iran war continued to feed through to consumer and producer prices, raising the risk of slower growth and tighter monetary policy.
Inflation pressures intensified across the global economy this week as surging energy costs from the Iran war continued to feed through to consumer and producer prices, raising the risk of slower growth and tighter monetary policy.
Xi Jinping’s prioritization of national security may not hobble China’s innovation and entrepreneurial growth.
Far-right candidate Marine Le Pen floated the possibility of a compromise on France’s budget for 2027, Agence France-Presse reported, potentially lifting some of the economic uncertainty weighing on the country.