#Macroeconomics

China's People's Daily warns against 'compound errors' in economic policy as the 15th Five-Year Plan kicks off. Beijing aims to boost investor confidence through better coordination.

The UN forecasts global economic growth to slow to 2.7% in 2026 due to high interest rates and geopolitical risks. Learn what this means for your investment strategy.

In 2026, the Donald Trump administration's direct market intervention is reshaping global finance. Learn how the 'Visible Hand' is replacing traditional economic principles.

South Korean household excess funds reached 58 trillion won in Q3 2025, driven by rising income and strict lending regulations, according to the Bank of Korea.

Explore the latest data as US factory orders October decline, signaling a potential cooling in the manufacturing sector according to Reuters.

South Korea's foreign reserves fell by $2.6 billion in December 2025 to $428.05 billion, marking the first decline in seven months due to currency stabilization.

Japan's factory activity steadies as demand declines slow in January 2026. Read our analysis on the latest Japan Manufacturing PMI data and its impact on investors.

Fed's Paulson signals that another rate cut could take a while. Explore why the Fed Paulson rate cut delay 2026 matters for your portfolio and the global economy.

Bulgaria officially joined the Euro zone on Jan 1, 2026, retiring the Lev. Explore the implications of the Bulgaria 2026 Euro Zone Entry for the Balkan economy.

South Korea's annual consumer price inflation for 2025 hit a five-year low of 2.1%, though December's 2.3% reading exceeded the central bank's target for a fourth month.

South Korea's annual inflation rate dropped to a 5-year low of 2.1% in 2025. Explore the drivers behind this shift and why the weak Korean won still poses a risk.

China's 2025 LNG imports have dropped significantly due to a weak economy and trade friction with the U.S. Beijing has halted most American gas imports, reshaping global energy trade.