Australia's unemployment rate has remained steady in May, despite a dip in employment. The unemployment rate came in at 4.1 per cent last month, in seasonally adjusted terms. Employment decreased by ...

The total number of employed people fell by 2,500 in May, in contrast with a 87,600 jump in April, data from the Australian ...

The Australian Unemployment Rate is expected to have remained unchanged at 4.1% in May, marking a third consecutive month of stability.

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady but signaled fewer future cuts amid rising inflation tied to Trump’s tariffs, ...

The U.S. trade data for 2024 makes clear that the U.S. trade deficit ... Asia and Taiwan aren’t just meeting local demand. On a global basis, China’s growing goods surplus (and rapid export ...

Canada's youngest workers are being hit by a perfect storm of economic conditions: an inflation crisis, a surge in population ...

The unemployment rate held steady at 4.1% in May, in line with expectations. However, economists had tipped the creation of about 22,500 jobs, yet employment instead fell by 2,500 people.

OECD warns global growth is expected to slow, inflation may prove more persistent than expected, and investment has been weak and isn't expected to recover much ...

Global employee engagement and wellbeing both fell in 2024, costing the world economy an estimated $438 billion in lost productivity. This was only the second decline in the two measurements in ...

In 2024, the highest number of workers who moved away from Pakistan for work originated from Punjab (404,345), followed by ...