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Charting the Global Economy in 2025
Our blog’s Chart of the Week series tracked how the global economy evolved in 2025, with the top five charts highlighting some of the key issues shaping economic and policy discussions. Read More
Charting the Global Economy: US Jobs Growth Tops Forecasts
US employment growth exceeded forecasts while the jobless rate ticked higher in September, illustrating a tenuous labor market that is unnerving American consumers. Despite the healthy advance in ... Read More
Charting the Global Economy: ECB, UK, BOJ Diverge on Rate Moves
The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged for a fourth straight meeting against a backdrop of near-target inflation and sturdier economic activity in the euro zone. Read More
Charting the global economy: UK, Japan Budgets; wary US consumers
(Bloomberg) --Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves did enough in the UK budget to help her and Prime Minister Keir Starmer survive for now, building back a vital fiscal buffer and expanding ... Read More
Charting the global economy: Bank of England holds line on rates
(Bloomberg) --Bank of England officials held interest rates steady this week in a narrow vote while keeping the door open to a December cut that will hinge on inflation and employment data as well as ... Read More
Charting the global economy: Europe, world weathering tariffs better than expected
The euro-area economy expanded more in the third quarter than initially reported, representative of a broader trend of the global economy proving resilient in the face of erratic US tariff policy. Read More
Charting the global economy: Disparity tests a resilient Europe
Euro-area economic growth picked up slightly in the third quarter, yet activity in nearly half the bloc is stagnating at best and tempering optimism of a broader recovery. The disparity hasn’t escaped ... Read More
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