By Marcela Ayres, Lisandra Paraguassu and Bernardo Caram BRASILIA (Reuters) -Brazil’s new fiscal framework targets a zero primary deficit in 2024, followed by surpluses in subsequent years, as P[...]
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March 29, 2023
UK’s Feb car output jumps 13.1% as supply-chain snags ease
(Reuters) – British car production rose 13.1% in February in its first monthly increase in three, helped by an easing of supply-chain snags and robust output in both domestic and overseas market[...]
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Wall Street jumps with rosy outlooks from companies
By Caroline Valetkevitch NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. stocks rallied on Wednesday, with all three major indexes ending up at least 1% as upbeat outlooks from Micron Technology and other companies e[...]
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Australia treasurer: Some central bank review proposals may need legislative changes
SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers said on Thursday some recommendations from an independent review of the Australian central bank’s monetary policy decision-making and b[...]
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Euro zone underlying inflation sticky, ECB’s Schnabel says in Washington
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Underlying inflation in the euro zone is proving sticky and the recent fall in energy costs may not pull it down as fast as some expect, European Central Bank board member Isabel[...]
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Marketmind: Out of the sinking, banks ‘n’ tech lead the way
By Jamie McGeever (Reuters) – A look at the day ahead in Asian markets from Jamie McGeever. The recovery from this month’s banking shock is gathering momentum and looks like it will roll i[...]
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Shares surge as bank support cheers investors
By Herbert Lash and Amanda Cooper NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) -Global stock exchanges surged on Wednesday as markets took heart from greater stability in the banking sector, but most Treasury yields edg[...]
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BoE’s Mann: Falling headline inflation, high core, make policy difficult
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Falling energy prices will lower headline inflation towards the Bank of England’s 2% target, but persistent underlying inflation will make it hard for the Bank of En[...]
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Corporate giants say anti-LGBT law would hurt Uganda’s economy
NAIROBI (Reuters) – A coalition of international companies, including Google and Microsoft, on Wednesday denounced anti-LGBTQ legislation passed by Uganda’s parliament last week, warning i[...]
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