China’s factory sector unexpectedly slipped back into contraction in November, according to a private survey released Monday, signaling continued softness in domestic demand and renewed concerns over the country’s economic momentum. The RatingDog China General Manufacturing PMI, compiled by S&P Global, dropped to 49.9 last month, below market expectations of…
Australia, Asia and global macro sentiment opened the week on a cautious footing, with defence restructuring in Canberra, volatile…
India is exploring the feasibility of importing coking coal from Mongolia, aiming to diversify its sourcing for the crucial…
Shares of Indian pharmaceutical major Wockhardt rallied more than 13% on Monday after it announced a milestone development in…
Canada’s economy has delivered one of the strangest narratives of the year. The country is growing on paper, yet…
Britain’s manufacturing sector returned to growth for the first time in more than a year in November, signalling a…
The proposed £5.3 billion merger between FTSE 250-listed infrastructure investment groups HICL Infrastructure and the Renewables Infrastructure Group Limited…
The US stock market ended November on a softer footing than history would typically suggest, with the S&P 500…
Consumer discretionary stocks have lagged the broader market this year, but momentum seems to be building as the holiday…