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In the world, economics news means gross domestic product reports, interest rate decisions, trade policy and cost of living comparisons. Coverage tracks the forces that shape international market conditions.

ASEAN Digital Trade Pact to Be Signed Nov. 14

ASEAN Digital Trade Pact to Be Signed Nov. 14

The ASEAN Digital Economy Framework Agreement is scheduled for signing on 14 November, with the Philippines preparing a business campaign beginning in January.

Live Poll

Do you plan to sell your products to customers in other countries?


Regional Economics

Live Poll

Do you believe your city is becoming a better place to find quality employment?

Regional Economics

World Bank Projects Rapid Growth for African Cities

New report highlights massive urban population shifts across Sub-Saharan Africa by 2050.

World Bank Projects Rapid Growth for African Cities

Economics — General

Economics — General

ECLAC Urges Deeper Latin American Integration

The UN regional commission's 2026 outlook calls for closing infrastructure, skills and financing gaps to strengthen the region's place in a shifting global economy.

ECLAC Urges Deeper Latin American Integration

Economic Indicators

Economic Indicators

ECARX Reports $241 Million Third-Quarter Revenue

Chinese automotive software and hardware maker ECARX posted 10% revenue growth as memory chip costs pressured margins.


Economic Policy

Live Poll

Do you trust your local utility prices are set fairly?

Economic Policy

SAFA Releases Cost-Based Tariff Guidelines

South Asian Federation of Accountants' public sector committee issues framework for measuring costs and setting tariffs.

SAFA Releases Cost-Based Tariff Guidelines

Employment

Employment

ILO Pegs Ethiopia Heat Losses at $33.3B by 2040

Six International Labour Organization country studies project heat-driven working-time losses across Ethiopia, Ghana, Lebanon, the Maldives, Senegal and Sri Lanka.

ILO Pegs Ethiopia Heat Losses at $33.3B by 2040

More in Economics

This section follows inflation trends, employment data, national productivity reports and central bank policy decisions. Global reporting spans every region and institution where these forces are measured. Monetary policy often acts as the primary constraint on growth, yet its effects move at different speeds depending on the development level of each region. Energy prices and logistics networks are the factors that most frequently cause sudden shifts in the broader economic data.