Chris Anstey

In some ways, China is in much better shape than Japan of the later 1990s and early 2000s.

The US central bank chief avoids forward guidance, outlines bullish AI productivity case.

Amid the geoeconomic strains of the 2020s, gold’s haven status is proving to be a big beneficiary

Projections of new firms within the coming year soared to a record in some sectors

The decline in the dollar’s role reduces ripples of stress through the world in times of crisis

A large wave of refund payments for tariff increases declared illegal by the Supreme Court caused the first widening in the US federal budget deficit since the start of this fiscal year.

Hong Kong is adopting its first “five-year plan,” closely aligning it with mainland objectives.

Foreign holdings of US Treasuries increased in May, led by the sometimes-volatile Canadian stockpile, with Japan having drawn down some of its balance.

Inflationary then disinflationary. US and South Korean policy makers assess AI’s impact on prices

The Fed chief has reintroduced monetary aggregates as a financial gauge to watch.