New Zealand’s central bank has determined that households’ view of future inflation is more informative than the expectations of businesses and economists when it comes to predicting headline inflation.
A Bank of Japan board member hinted at the need to consider revising the yield curve control program, supporting the view among some economists that the bank may adjust its signature policy framework next month.
The US needs to make up ground lost to Chinese battery makers and dominate the next generation of the technology, a bipartisan group of lawmakers said after meeting the chief executives of Ford Motor Co. and General Motors Co. in Detroit.
BHP Group Ltd. is warning its carbon emissions will rise in the short term, with rapid technological advances and industrial collaboration needed if the mining giant is to reach its goal of net zero emissions by 2050.
There’s little relief in sight for China’s beleaguered junk bond market but at least one fund manager thinks it’s time to buy.
Chinese President Xi Jinping was unaware that the alleged spy balloon that floated over the continental US had blown off course until the matter became an international incident, President Joe Biden told donors on Tuesday.
Australia’s central bank will raise interest rates two more times this year to try to overcome sticky inflation, resulting in a further slowdown in economic growth, a Bloomberg survey of economists showed.
India’s dream of developing a market for consumer-focused technology startups has gotten back on track as digital payments leader Paytm leads a $6 billion rally among peers so far this year.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. is making a fresh round of layoffs in Asia, cutting about 20 investment-banking jobs as deal flows remain muted, people familiar with the matter said.
Warren Buffett’s favorite stocks among Japanese trading companies may be ready to take a breather after they surged to records amid a flurry of analyst upgrades, if technical market patterns are any guide.
