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Inflation is still a main worry for large economies

Per the released ECB Monetary policy decisions the monthly net purchases under the APP will amount to €40 billion in April, €30 billion in May and €20 billion in...
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Job numbers in US, Canada slowly getting better. EU numbers revised down

In Canada total employment rose by 73,000 (+0.4%) in March, driven by an increase of 93,000 (+0.6%) in full-time work. In the six months since September 2021, when employment first returned to its pre-pandemic...
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Good data in the Oceania region, other regions grapple inflation

The Reserve Bank of Australia released a statement before the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics. The outlook for the Australian economy has improved since the last meeting....
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Crushing labor data in Canada, US jobs not great

In Canada employment fell by 200,000 (-1.0%) in January and the unemployment rate rose 0.5 percentage points to 6.5%. The number of people who were employed but worked less than half their usual hours rose...
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