The Bank of Japan’s sentiment index for large manufacturers rose to 22 in the second quarter of 2026, up from 17 in the first quarter,
Crude oil traded near US$70 per barrel on Wednesday, stabilizing after posting its largest quarterly decline since 2020, as investors weighed diplomatic developments between the
China’s manufacturing sector expanded at a slightly slower pace in June, although factory activity remained firmly in expansion territory, concluding what has been the country’s
China’s manufacturing sector continued to expand in June 2026, with factory activity exceeding market expectations as stronger production and a rebound in new orders offset
Germany’s annual consumer price inflation slowed more than expected in June 2026, offering further evidence that price pressures in Europe’s largest economy are moderating as
U.S. equity futures traded modestly higher on Tuesday as technology stocks regained momentum and easing energy prices helped reinforce expectations that inflationary pressures may continue
U.S. equity futures traded higher on Monday following a volatile week for financial markets, as investors reassessed technology stocks, easing bond yields, and the broader
Crude oil prices rose on Monday, with West Texas Intermediate (WTI) climbing to approximately $69.70 per barrel, recovering modestly after reaching a four-month low in
European equities traded modestly lower, with major regional indexes posting limited declines as investors monitored corporate developments, economic data, and the broader outlook for growth
Manufacturing remains the primary growth engine, while stronger utility output offsets continued weakness in mining. India’s industrial production expanded 5.1% year-over-year in May 2026, accelerating
