The Latest Breaking News from Economic Growth

Israel’s parliament passed a national two-year budget that includes billions of dollars in funding for West Bank settlements and religious programs, stabilizing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing coalition. The shekel weakened as critics warned the plan would suppress rather than spur economic growth.

The national economy is tracking toward a contraction in activity, with the patchy performance expected to continue into next year.

The UK economy unexpectedly shrank by 0.3% in March, according to the Office of National Statistics. And though the country is likely to narrowly avoid an official recession in 2023, just as it did the previous year, the economy is projected to hit the worst growth rates since the Great…

However, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen perform poorly on measures including health and new business

Deere earnings topped views on strong farm equipment sales after Caterpillar gave a lackluster outlook for heavy equipment. DE stock jumped briefly.

As China shifts gears from reopening to a phase of economic growth, the world's second-largest economy's long-term prospects look promising. Hence, fundamentally robust stocks, Sunlands Technology (STG) and Tarena International (TEDU), which are primed for growth, could be worth investors’ attention now. Keep reading….

It comes weeks after the UK competition watchdog halted the 68.7 billion dollar (£55 billion) deal by Microsoft to buy Activision Blizzard.

Asian shares are trading mixed as Japan’s benchmark jumped on the news of solid economic growth data, while the rest of the region was mired in uncertainty

Thailand's economic growth is expected to accelerate in the final nine months of this year, even as the global economy teeters near a recession, thanks partly to a lift following the May 14 election, analysts say.

Getting back in the black by 2026-27 relies heavily on Santos' $4.7 billion Barossa gas field off the coast of the Tiwi Islands going ahead, but it's facing opposition from traditional owners and rising environmental costs.

China needs to focus on education, science and technology to develop a better-skilled population, the state-backed People's Daily said on Tuesday, adding that the country will strive for a "moderate fertility" level to support economic growth.