Norway's GDP Falls Below Estimates, Experiencing Largest Decline in 15 Months
Norway’s economy trailed expectations in April by contracting the most in
New Zealand Potentially Enters Recession Earlier Than Anticipated by RBNZ
New Zealand’s economy may have contracted for a second consecutive quarter,
China's Unexpected Rate Cut Heightens Expectations of Further Easing Measures
China’s central bank surprised most economists and market participants by cutting
India's Inflation Expected to Ease Slowly, According to Central Bank Chief
India’s disinflation process is “likely to be slow and protracted” and
France Implements Buffer to Safeguard Banks from Exposure to Leveraged Companies
France will require its largest banks to increase their capital buffers if
Pakistan's Central Bank Refutes Debt Talks, Assuring Prompt Payments
Pakistan central bank Governor Jameel Ahmad denied officials were seeking debt restructuring
China's Credit Demand Shows Signs of Weakness, Indicating a Slowing Recovery
China’s credit demand weakened in May as the economy’s recovery
BOE Takes Lead in Interest Rate Hikes, But Trails Behind in Completion
The Bank of England was the first major central bank to start
BOE's Chief Economist Highlights Importance of Balance in Addressing Inflation
Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill said policymakers are aware of
Examining the Link: How Would a European Recession Affect the US?
Slow consumer spending and sticky inflation have led to two consecutive quarters
HSBC Announces Closure of Wealth and Personal Banking Business in New Zealand
HSBC has decided to wind down its wealth and personal banking business
Canada's Bank Regulator Urges Lenders to Address Risks of Mortgage Extensions
Canada’s financial regulator is urging lenders to tackle risks from mortgage