Economy

9 reported1 unconfirmed A single-source report from DW describes a sudden flight of foreign investors from Indonesia, triggered by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz...

14 reported The U.S. and Iran signed a memorandum Thursday to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, ending a nearly four-month war that disrupted global energy supplies,...

6 reported A new working paper from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis by researchers Hartley and Kleiner surveys workers around the world to measure occupational...

7 reported Texas barbecue restaurants are adjusting to rising beef prices, particularly for brisket, according to Texas Monthly barbecue editor Daniel Vaughn in an interview with...

12 reported China’s Ministry of Commerce on Monday added 20 Japanese entities to an export control list and placed another 20 on a watch list requiring...

10 reported The European Union and China have agreed to work toward balancing trade by October, but a historic heat wave is driving unprecedented demand for...

12 reported1 unconfirmed European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde has not ruled out leaving her post early to enter French politics, according to an interview with...

7 reported A new research paper documents persistent concentration in economics publishing, according to a report on marginalrevolution.com. The study finds that the number of economists...

6 reported2 unconfirmed In a talk at DeepMind, a speaker discussed how the rapid pace of AI development is creating a sense of exhaustion rather than...

5 reported A new paper by Philip Z. Maymin argues that whether markets are competitive depends on the solution to the computational problem P vs. NP....