India has surpassed Japan to become the world’s fourth largest economy with a size of $4.18 trillion and is poised to overtake Germany to become the third largest by 2030, the government said on ...
Data this week showed that the American economy is growing at its fastest pace in two years — and yet polling shows the mood on Main Street is grim. It’s almost hard to believe we’re talking about the ...
President Trump on Tuesday touted the latest data showing a robust expansion of the U.S. economy, crediting tariffs for the unexpected growth. “The TARIFFS are responsible for the GREAT USA Economic ...
With the adoption of COICOP 2018, tailoring will be included in the Clothing and Footwear division, power sockets, wiring flex will be included in Division 04 (Housing, water, electricity, gas and ...
The British economy has been slowing since the summer but the long wait for a late-November budget applied an extra touch to the brakes, according to the latest growth figures from the Office for ...
TOKYO, Dec 8 (Reuters) - Japan's economy contracted faster than initially estimated in the three months through September, primarily due to new data dragging down capital spending figures, though ...
The Indian economy posted a surprising six-quarter high growth rate of 8.2% in the July–September quarter, according to data released on Friday by the ministry of statistics and programme ...
SINGAPORE - Singapore sharply raised its 2025 economic growth forecast after a better-than-expected performance in the third quarter of the year, but expects the pace of expansion to ease in 2026 on ...
India's economy is poised for robust growth, with projections indicating a 7.5% expansion in Q2 FY26. This surge is fueled by increased investment, recovering rural demand, and the positive impact of ...
Japan’s economy contracted for the first time in six quarters, supporting Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s case to compile an ambitious economic stimulus package. Japan’s real gross domestic product ...
Japan's economy contracts for the first time in six quarters as exports, residential investment drag
Domestic consumption helped slow the decline, with both government and private consumption rising quarter on quarter. Overall, private demand was the largest drag on GDP on a quarter-on-quarter basis.
Imagine appearing for a job interview and, without saying a single word, being told that you are not getting the role because your face didn’t fit. You would assume discrimination, and might even ...
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