
China's Economy Slows to Its Weakest Pace in Three Years as Global Demand Softens
China reported one of its slowest economic growth rates in three years, reflecting weaker domestic demand and persistent uncertainty in global trade

China reported one of its slowest economic growth rates in three years, reflecting weaker domestic demand and persistent uncertainty in global trade

Student loan default rates have risen sharply, with 20% of borrowers now in default. The surge highlights financial struggles post-pandemic and the need for better repayment support

Russia faces a fuel crisis due to sanctions and logistical shifts, raising concerns about domestic inflation and global energy market volatility.

American startups continue investing in generative AI solutions to expand digital creativity, productivity, and technological innovation.

New data show the biggest household debt burdens in the EU aren’t where stereotypes point. Countries with high mortgage-driven borrowing—especially in northern and western Europe—lead the rankings, while many southern economies show far lower household indebtedness.

The European Commission president met with Mario Draghi to review progress on measures linked to the competitiveness agenda and discuss next steps to strengthen Europe’s economic outlook.

Throughout history, banking institutions have played a fundamental role in shaping economies and societies. However, while they are often viewed as facilitators of progress, they have also contributed to the enslavement of individuals and communities through exploitative practices and systemic inequalities.

A massive fire has raged for over 52 hours at a Coupang mega-warehouse near Seoul, prompting nearby factory evacuations and urgent safety warnings amid mounting structural collapse fears.

Indonesian businesses continue exploring overseas markets while strengthening exports, investment, and international commercial cooperation.

Investors continue monitoring Indonesia's economic outlook as domestic demand, investment, and industrial activity remain important growth drivers.

Indonesia continues strengthening commercial partnerships with international businesses while expanding investment and export cooperation across multiple industries.

Indonesia is advancing plans for international financial centers designed to attract foreign investment and expand financial services.

Indonesia continues strengthening investment, downstream industries, and market access to maintain long-term economic growth. Article

A Bank Indonesia survey indicates business activity improved in the second quarter of 2026

Indonesia continues encouraging export growth and industrial competitiveness while expanding international trade opportunities.

Bank Indonesia continues monitoring liquidity and maintaining policies aimed at supporting rupiah stability amid global uncertainty.

Indonesia is advancing legislation to establish international financial centers aimed at attracting foreign investment and strengthening its financial sector.

Indonesian manufacturers continue expanding export opportunities while strengthening international partnerships and industrial competitiveness.

Businesses continue monitoring Indonesia's economic outlook as companies seek growth opportunities and stable investment conditions.

Indonesia and U.S. companies signed trade and investment agreements worth US$38.4 billion across mining, energy, agriculture, and technology sectors.

Singapore remains a preferred regional business hub as international companies expand investment and commercial operations.

Singapore recorded record tourism receipts, supported by strong international visitor spending and continued investment in the tourism sector.

Singapore continues attracting global AI companies by offering a stable business environment, skilled talent, and strong digital infrastructure.

Global investors are focusing on a busy corporate earnings season as major companies release financial results this week.