Construction spending in the United States recorded $2.2 trillion in March, down by 0.5% compared to the previous month's revised figure, the US Census Bureau revealed in a report on Thursday. On an ...

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is urging the Trump administration to immediately implement a “tariff exclusion process” in ...

The US manufacturing sector expanded only marginally in April, amid subdued growth in new work and a further fall in output.

Canada’s manufacturing economy endured its most challenging month in nearly five years during April. Output and new orders ...

The Bank of Japan surprised with dovish guidance as the bank gave itself a leisurely extra year – fiscal year 2027 – to rein ...

The Bank of Japan’s latest quarterly outlook report showed a sizable downside revision of GDP for FY2025. At the press ...

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Does the Negative GDP Mean We’re in a Recession? We got a huge data dump on Wednesday including the first estimate of Q1 GDP which came in marginally negative at -0.3%. Net exports and government ...

U.S.-based employers announced 105,441 cuts in April, down 62% from the 275,240 job cuts in March. It is up 63% from the ...

The US dollar is mostly firmer in thin May Day turnover. The Japanese yen is the weakest of the G10 currencies following what ...

USDJPY appears to be making a significant recovery after hitting a low of 139.858 in April. The pair has staged a bullish ...

Shouting “banzai!” or “live long,” thousands of people marched in Tokyo streets to the banging of traditional drums Thursday as Japan kicked off celebrations to mark May Day. The holiday, also known ...