Monetary policy makers must look through short-term volatility, even if it’s eye-watering. Inflationary pressures from offshore are heating up. Food prices are up 4.4%, reflecting elevated global ...

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Japan imports decreased by 7.7%, leading to a trade deficit of ¥637.6 billion. US tariffs, recently intensified by President ...

Hungary’s industrial production volume rose by 1.5% in April compared to the previous month, marking a second consecutive month of growth in the struggling sector and the highest monthly gain since ...

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A K-shaped recovery leads to changes in the structure of the economy as economic outcomes and relations are fundamentally changed before and after the recession.

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New Zealand is now in a recession as official data shows the ... policy-induced slowdown following the strong post-pandemic recovery," the International Monetary Fund said in a statement this ...

The phrase “jobless recovery” dates back to at least 1938, when the end to a recession that had begun the previous year wasn’t immediately followed by strong employment growth.For the next ...