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Growth, inflation, central banks, interest rates and jobs data: how the economy is doing and what it means for you.
The city of Nantes announced, on November 10th, a series of measures aimed at supporting businesses affected by the damage that occurred during the October demonstrations, as well as encouraging visits to the city center during the holiday season.
Parents, please be advised: Tonies, the manufacturer of Toniebox audio players, has issued a safety warning and is recalling the product “Helene Fischer - The Most Beautiful Children’s Songs.” The…
Recent economic data indicates inflation in the United States is proving more persistent than initially anticipated, prompting discussion among Federal Reserve officials about potentially…
The European Commission has unveiled a Digital Fairness Act (DFA) aimed at bolstering consumer protection in the digital realm and cracking down on unfair practices. The proposed legislation…
Inflation in Germany eased in October, preliminary data from the Federal Statistical Office confirmed. The consumer price index fell to 2.8 percent, down from 3.3 percent in September. This decrease…
Vancouver hosted the 10th annual Australia Canada Economic Leadership Forum this week, drawing over 160 business and political figures. The event aimed to strengthen economic collaboration between…
Singapore is intensifying its efforts to become a significant player in the international gold market, introducing a new vaulting service and tax incentives designed to attract greater bullion flows.
The cost of living continued to rise in October, according to data released Wednesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The Consumer Price Index (CPI), which tracks the price of common goods…
The unemployment rate, as defined by the International Labour Organization (ILO) standards, stands at 8.2% of the active population in France in the third quarter of 2026. This figure, communicated…
China’s factory prices accelerated in October, defying a sluggish consumer inflation rate that remains far from the government’s target, according to official data released Monday.
Companies often face a challenge: the immobilization of their liquidity during weekends. With interbank payment systems inactive, funds intended for weekend expenses remain blocked in low-yielding…
The transition at the head of the European Central Bank (ECB) is taking shape, with two main figures emerging as the Eurogroup meeting of November 9, 2026 approaches. Pablo Hernández de Cos…
American businesses achieved a significant boost in output per hour worked this summer, marking the strongest quarterly gain in over a year. According to data released, nonfarm business labor…
A tragic incident occurred off Kébémer, in northwestern Senegal, where at least twenty-one people perished in the capsizing of a pirogue carrying migrants. Search operations for survivors are…
Financial markets may be overlooking crucial information contained in speeches by less prominent Federal Reserve governors, according to a working paper released by the Bank of France on November 5…
A significant portion of French housing, approximately 43%, is located in areas exposed to at least one of four climate risks studied by the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies…
As part of his campaign for the presidential election, Edouard Philippe presented a plan aimed at reducing public spending, including a reform of the civil service. During the Rencontres de l’avenir…
Initial claims for unemployment benefits recently reached 189,000, a level unseen in 57 years. Job cuts announced by employers in October totaled 43,994, a decrease of 71% compared to the previous…
A series of malicious hoax bomb threats have disrupted air travel across Europe this week, impacting at least 35 airplanes from Ireland to Bulgaria. The incidents, which began on Monday, have…
The Alpes-Maritimes prefecture will exceptionally open its counters on Saturday, November 14, and Sunday, November 15, 2026, without the need for an appointment, for Ukrainian nationals benefiting…
