Housing and Transport Costs Drive Slight Acceleration in Jordan’s Inflation by Year-End
Jordan's inflation rose to 1.31% in Dec 2025, driven by housing and transport costs, while food prices fell, partly offsetting the increase.
Algeria Approves Its Largest-Ever Budget: $135 Billion for 2026 Amid Ambitious Economic Plans
Algeria approved a record $135B 2026 budget, boosting public spending, defense, and investment, despite a large deficit and reliance on hydrocarbons.
Egypt's Urban Inflation Holds at 12.3% in December, Below Market Expectations
Egypt's urban inflation stayed at 12.3% in Dec 2025, below expectations, with food and housing costs rising but overall price growth stabilizing.
U.S. Adds 50,000 Jobs in December 2025, Missing Expectations Amid Mixed Sector Performance
US added 50,000 jobs in Dec 2025, missing forecasts. Gains in services offset by retail losses; prior months revised down, signaling slowdown.
Global Food Costs Fall to 16-Month Low as Oils and Dairy Drop, Grains and Sugar Edge Higher
Global food prices hit a 16-month low as oils, meat, and dairy fell, while grains and sugar rose slightly due to supply and trade concerns.
Bank of Japan Signals Continued Rate Hikes Amid Regional Recovery, Wage and Price Pressures
Bank of Japan signals gradual rate hikes amid regional recovery, wage growth, and yen weakness, but will proceed cautiously due to currency risks.
China's Foreign Exchange Reserves Rise to $3.36 Trillion: Economic Implications and Global Impact
China's forex reserves rose to $3.36T in Dec 2025, boosting yuan stability and global influence amid market volatility and economic challenges.
US Jobless Claims Rise In Line with Expectations as Continuing Claims Increase
US jobless claims rose to 208,000, matching expectations; continuing claims increased, signaling slower hiring but no sharp downturn.
Mirann Advocates for 150 Basis Point Rate Cut in 2026: Inflation Near Target, Opportunity to Strengthen Labor Market
Fed's Mirann backs 150bp rate cut in 2026, citing near-target inflation and labor market needs; internal debate on pace of cuts continues.
Canadian Economy Faces Call for Tax and Structural Reforms Amid Slow Growth, Say Major Banks
Top Canadian bank economists urge tax and structural reforms, warning current policies won't revive slow growth or boost competitiveness.
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