Monetary policy, global trade and dedicated country reports across the Gulf, Europe, North America, China and emerging markets.
Riyadh's diversification push delivers measurable results as tourism, logistics and advanced manufacturing carry headline GDP through softer crude prices.
Berlin faces a sixth consecutive quarter of manufacturing contraction as energy costs, Chinese competition and a stretched fiscal envelope converge.
After eighteen months of disruption, war-risk premiums for transits through Bab el-Mandeb have fallen to their lowest level since 2023.
Geneva's mid-year update marks the most pessimistic outlook in five years as bilateral tariff retaliation accelerates between the United States, China and the EU.
Corporate balance sheets are at their strongest in fifteen years, and capex announcements have crossed ₹15 trillion — but execution is uneven.
Tokyo's spring shunto delivered another year of meaningful wage gains, giving Governor Ueda the cover to continue normalisation despite a fragile global backdrop.
Foreign direct investment into northern Mexico has tripled since 2021, but power and water infrastructure are now the binding constraints.
JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and the European majors all beat consensus, but loan-loss provisions are quietly creeping higher.
U.S. regulators delay the final framework for a third time as European and UK lenders complete their phased adoption.
Output per hour has barely budged in fifteen years. The Treasury's growth strategy now hinges on whether AI deployment can finally break the spell.
Member states discuss a common settlement layer for trade invoicing as dollar-clearing concerns persist, but technical and political obstacles remain formidable.