By Ben Aris in Berlin Escalating conflict in the Middle East could push the Gulf economies into recession this year, with the scale of the downturn depending largely on how long the fighting lasts and ...
OTTAWA (Reuters) -Canada's Gross Domestic Product shrank 0.1% in May on a monthly basis as expected but is likely to regain the lost ground in June as some sectors rebound, data showed on Thursday. An ...
Official figures show modest UK GDP growth of 0.2% through January 2026, though energy price risks tied to the Iran conflict are already reshaping the UK economic outlook.
Moldova’s economy expanded by 2.4% y/y in 2025, supported by a strong recovery in the second half of the year after a weak ...
At the beginning of 2025, the U.S. economy faltered, experiencing its first contraction in three years. Faster-than-expected price increases and a dramatic increase in imports caused GDP to fall into ...
The global economy is showing clear signs of cooling. One of the most telling indicators? Oil prices, which have been declining for months. Are we witnessing the dawn of a deflationary era after years ...
Sept 26 (Reuters) - Botswana's economic output fell sharply in the second quarter, reflecting a steep decline in output from its key diamond industry, data from the statistics agency showed on Friday.
The British economy unexpectedly stagnated in January as output in the services industry stalled while the production sector ...
TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan's economy shrank almost 2% in the three months through September, as a drop in exports in the face of U.S. tariffs resulted in the first contraction in six quarters, government ...
OTTAWA--Tariffs and trade worries deflated Canada's economy in the second quarter, though an uptick in activity in June suggests the country hasn't been squeezed as badly as initially feared despite ...
South Africa’s economy expanded at its fastest pace in three years in 2025, supported by stronger output in agriculture, ...
By Promit Mukherjee OTTAWA, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Canada's economy contracted in the fourth quarter, coming well below expectations, as manufacturers heavily dipped into inventories to meet demand ...