Philippines Manufacturing PMI Edges Down

Philippines Manufacturing PMI Edges Down

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NZ Building Permits Rebound in July

In July 2025, New Zealand experienced a 5.4% monthly increase in building consents for new dwellings, reaching a seasonally adjusted total of 3,252 units. This figure comprises 1,512 stand-alone houses, 1,413 townhouses, flats and units, 192 apartments, and 135 units designated for retirement villages. The demand for apartment consents remains unpredictable, often influenced by the

Japan August Manufacturing PMI: 49.7 (prior 49.9)

Japan August Manufacturing PMI: 49.7 (prior 49.9)

Japan Jibun Bank PMI Manufacturing, August 2025 faills from July 49.7 prior 49.9 Remains in contraction. Export orders dropped at the sharpest pace in nearly 18 months, led by weaker demand from China, Europe and the U.S. Factory output decline slowed, but new orders overall continued to fall amid soft demand. Firms added staff for

Rwanda Producer Inflation at 16-Month High

Rwanda Producer Inflation at 16-Month High

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China Services Sector Recovers from 8-Month L…

China Services Sector Recovers from 8-Month L…

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US Federal Appeals court rules that most of Trump’s tariffs are illegal

US Federal Appeals court rules that most of Trump’s tariffs are illegal

On Friday evening, the Federal Circuit court struck down the vast majority of US President Donald Trump’s tariffs, ruling them illegal under laws that give Congress control of tariffs and tax policy. The 7-4 decision rules that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act was used improperly in the case of fentanyl tariffs against Mexico/Canada/China and

Ibovespa Hits Fresh Record High

Ibovespa Hits Fresh Record High

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German Inflation Accelerates To 2.2% In August

German Inflation Accelerates To 2.2% In August

Consumer price inflation in Germany climbed in August to its highest level in five months, while the core figure was steady amid an acceleration in food price growth, and weakened chances for further easing from the European Central Bank in the near term. The consumer price index rose 2.2 percent year-on-year following a 2.0 percent

Dow Jones backslides after fresh rise in PCE inflation

Dow Jones backslides after fresh rise in PCE inflation

The Dow Jones eased lower on Friday, testing below 45,500. Equities recoiled after US PCE inflation metrics rose in-line with forecasts. Despite fresh inflation pressure, markets are still banking on a September rate cut. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) softened on Friday, easing back below 45,500 as stocks retreated due to another uptick in

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