USFederalReserveChairJanetYellensaidonTuesdaythatit'sappropriateforthecentralbanktocontinuegraduallytightenitsmonetarypolicyinviewoftheuncertaintiesaroundinflat
Inflationintheeurozonewillslumpinearly2018,theEuropeanCentralBankforecastMonday,butreturntoanupwardpathtowardsitstargetlaterintheyear.Pricegrowthcouldfallaslowa
ByAPDWriterRishikaChauhanNEWDELHI,September16(APD)--Witha40%dropinmonsoonrainsthisyear,expertssuspectafallinfoodcropoutputinthecountry.Accordingtoexperts,thefal
EuropeanCentralBankPresidentMarioDraghiissettostartlayingthegroundworkforacutinmonetarystimuluswhenpolicymakersmeetonThursday.AccordingtoReutersreport,itislikel
Onthe24thJune2016asthereferendumresultsankinmanyanalystsscrambledtoslashgrowthforecastsfortheUK–bothintheimmediateandmoredistantfuture.Afewpredictedanimmediatep
TheUSconsumerpricesremainedsoftforthefifthstraightmonthinJuly,raisingmorequestionsaboutwhetherinflationwilleventuallyrisetohittheFederalReserve’s2percentannualr
India'scentralbankWednesdaycutinterestratesforthefirsttimeinalmostayear,respondingtoaslowingeconomyandrecordlowinflation.TheReserveBankofIndiasaidthebenchmarkre
A nearly 60 percent drop in prices of a popular type of lentil is hurting Indian farmer Sanjay Somwanshi, but it is doing wonders for the country's inflation - and piling pressure on a stubborn central bank to cut interest rates more aggressively.
Anearly60percentdropinpricesofapopulartypeoflentilishurtingIndianfarmerSanjaySomwanshi,butitisdoingwondersforthecountry'sinflation-andpilingpressureonastubbornc
Eurozoneinflationmayslowmorethanearlierexpectedinthecomingyearsbuteconomicgrowthandthedropinunemploymentcouldexceedpastprojections,theEuropeanCentralBank'sSurve
TheBankofJapankeptmonetarypolicysteadyandpushedbackagainthetimingforachievingits2percentinflationtargetonThursday,reinforcingexpectationsitwilllagwellbehindmajo
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Thursday that a strong labor market and rising imported prices could support the inflation to go up, while the central bank would pay close attention to inflation developments.
Economicgrowthacrossthe19-countryeurozonewasevenhigherthanpreviouslythoughtduringJune,accordingtoacloselywatchedsurveyWednesday,inyetmoreevidenceofmomentuminthe
The Federal Reserve's preferred measure of inflation retreated in May, casting further doubt on the chances for another interest rate increase this year, according to Commerce Department data released Friday.
Euro zone inflation eased in June because of more moderate energy price rises, but the slowdown was less than expected by markets and the core measure of price growth the ECB keenly watches increased by more than anticipated.
TheFederalReserve'spreferredmeasureofinflationretreatedinMay,castingfurtherdoubtonthechancesforanotherinterestrateincreasethisyear,accordingtoCommerceDepartment
EurozoneinflationeasedinJunebecauseofmoremoderateenergypricerises,buttheslowdownwaslessthanexpectedbymarketsandthecoremeasureofpricegrowththeECBkeenlywatchesinc
简体中文
