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Economies
China’s Producer Prices Slow for Seventh Straight Month, Raising Deflation Fears
BEIJING—China's factory-gate inflation slowed for a seventh straight month in January to its weakest pace since September 2016, raising concerns the world's second-biggest economy may see the return of deflation ...
February 15, 2019
BY
Reuters
How Biased Reporting Brings Us Down While Economy Is Up
Have you ever unplugged from legacy media for an extended period? This experiment flips our perceptions toward direct, ...
February 14, 2019
BY
Fergus Hodgson
Brexit Unease Sees UK Economy Takes a Turn for the Worse
LONDON—The British economy has not had a worse year since the global financial crisis and Brexit uncertainty is ...
February 12, 2019
BY
The Associated Press
China Lunar New Year Retail Sales Rise at Slowest Pace in Years
SHANGHAI—Sales by China's retail businesses during the Lunar New Year holiday rose 8.5 percent from a year earlier, ...
February 11, 2019
BY
Reuters
Is it Too Little, Too Late From the Fed?
After Jerome Powell became Fed chairman in 2017, this publication made the not-so-bold prediction that he would bail ...
February 10, 2019
BY
Valentin Schmid
Germany Facing Big Budget Hole as Economy Slows
BERLIN—Germany is facing a budget shortfall of around 25 billion euros ($29 billion) by 2023 as an economic ...
February 4, 2019
BY
Reuters
Housing Shortages Are Self-Made, Unnecessary
A glaring disparity between North American cities has accentuated in the past decade: housing affordability. As house prices ...
February 1, 2019
BY
Fergus Hodgson
China’s January Factory Activity Shrinks for Second Month in a Row
BEIJING—Activity in China's vast manufacturing sector shrank for the second straight month in January, pointing to further strains ...
January 31, 2019
BY
Reuters
Fed Leaves Rates Unchanged, Says Will Be ‘Patient’ on Future Hikes
WASHINGTON—The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady on Jan. 30 but said it would be patient in lifting ...
January 30, 2019
BY
Reuters
China’s Industrial Profits Shrink Again in Dec. on Weak Prices, Demand
BEIJING—Earnings at China's industrial firms shrank for a second straight month in December, putting pressure on policymakers to ...
January 28, 2019
BY
Reuters
Walmart to Hire Hundreds of Truck Drivers on Near $90K Average Salary
Walmart, America’s largest private employer, plans to hire hundreds more truck drivers in 2019 while boosting the pay ...
January 27, 2019
BY
Petr Svab
The Shareholder Puzzle Facing Airlines After Brexit
LONDON—Airlines that will no longer be majority owned by EU nationals once Britain leaves the European Union face ...
January 24, 2019
BY
Reuters
Canada’s Personal Income Tax System Doing More Harm Than Good
NEWS ANALYSIS Tax reform in Canada is badly needed and it can’t keep getting put off. On the ...
January 23, 2019
BY
Rahul Vaidyanath
China Posts Lowest Economic Growth in 28 Years
China’s economic growth in 2018 dropped to its lowest in 28 years, posting overall yearly growth of 6.6 ...
January 21, 2019
BY
Cathy He
and
Daniel Holl
The Hidden Retirement Crisis and One Solution
Some financial experts claim that a wave of $1.4 trillion in unpaid student loans will cause the next ...
January 20, 2019
BY
James Gorrie
China Offers to Ramp Up US Imports: Bloomberg
China has offered to go on a six-year buying spree to ramp up imports from the United States ...
January 18, 2019
BY
Reuters
Job Jitters Mount as China’s Factories Sputter Ahead of Lunar New Year
DONGGUAN/HONG KONG—Wang Zhishen was thrilled when Danish shipper A.P. Moller-Maersk gave him two months' paid leave, relishing the ...
January 18, 2019
BY
Reuters
Time to Re-examine Central Banks’ Control Over the Economy
Governments felt helpless and put too much faith in central banks, which relished the spotlight. Central bank heads ...
January 16, 2019
BY
Rahul Vaidyanath
China’s Exports Hit Two-Year Low, Signaling Economic Slowdown
China’s exports hit their lowest point in December 2018 compared to the last two years of data, while ...
January 15, 2019
BY
Daniel Holl
China Trade Shock Hits Global Stocks, Commodities
LONDON—Global stock markets and commodities took a hit on Jan. 14 after a shock contraction in Chinese trade ...
January 14, 2019
BY
Reuters
China to Set Lower GDP Growth Target of 6-6.5 Percent in 2019
BEIJING—China plans to set a lower economic growth target of 6-6.5 percent in 2019 compared with last year's ...
January 11, 2019
BY
Reuters
Fed’s Powell Says Shutdown Hasn’t Hurt Economy, Warns Long Layoff Could Do Damage
WASHINGTON—The economic impact of the partial government shutdown is negligible, however, an extended shutdown could be a drag ...
January 10, 2019
BY
Emel Akan
The Fed Dilemma
Commentary For the most part in 2017 and 2018, only academics and easy-money cranks scolded the Federal Reserve ...
January 10, 2019
BY
Valentin Schmid
Who Is the Fed’s Powell and What Is His Strategy?
For decades, the Federal Reserve has run not on a gold standard but on a Ph.D. standard. Academics ...
January 10, 2019
BY
Daniel Lacalle
and
Valentin Schmid
Bank of Canada Forecasts Temporary Economic Impact Due to Oil, Housing Market Woes
The fall in oil prices and greater-than-expected weakness in housing markets are two developments temporarily dampening the Bank ...
January 9, 2019
BY
Rahul Vaidyanath
China Gives Long-Awaited GM Crop Approvals Amid US Trade Talks
BEIJING—China approved five genetically modified (GM) crops for import on Jan. 8, the first in about 18 months ...
January 8, 2019
BY
Reuters
Bernie Sanders and the $15 Minimum Wage Delusion
Commentary Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and I have the same goals: better, higher paying jobs for everyone, especially ...
January 7, 2019
BY
Walter Block
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