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Strongest earthquake in nearly 150 years hits off Cuba, shakes Mexico, Florida

Strongest earthquake in nearly 150 years hits off Cuba, shakes Mexico, Florida

HAVANA/CANCUN, June 8 (Reuters) - A historically strong earthquake struck off Cuba's northwest coast on Monday, according to official reports, shaking parts of Cuba, Mexico and Florida that are typically not prone to quakes. The U.S.
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China exports set for strong May on front-loaded orders, chip demand: Reuters poll

China exports set for strong May on front-loaded orders, chip demand: Reuters poll

BEIJING, June 8 (Reuters) - China's export growth likely strengthened in May, underpinned by a backlog of overseas orders brought forward to pre-empt energy price pressures tied to the Gulf war, alongside sustained global demand for semiconductors and AI-related components.
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Factbox-Major brokerages' forecasts for S&P 500, global GDP growth in 2026

Factbox-Major brokerages' forecasts for S&P 500, global GDP growth in 2026

June 8 (Reuters) - Top brokerages expect the benchmark S&P 500 index to extend its rally in 2026, even as the months-long Middle East conflict disrupts global energy flows and drives inflation higher.
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Coral Sea Hotels Group Enhances Guest Experience with Shiji's Daylight PMS

Coral Sea Hotels Group Enhances Guest Experience with Shiji's Daylight PMS

Coral Sea Hotels Group Enhances Guest Experience with Shiji's Daylight PMS
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In Mexico City, axolotl salamanders are everywhere before the World Cup — except in the wild

In Mexico City, axolotl salamanders are everywhere before the World Cup — except in the wild

By Sarah Morland MEXICO CITY, June 8 (Reuters) - One of the first things visitors arriving in Mexico City for the World Cup are likely to see is the wide grin of an axolotl, with the salamander unique to this part of the world splashed in bright purple on murals and subway cars or depicted in
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Mexico inflation likely slowed again in May, still above cenbank target

Mexico inflation likely slowed again in May, still above cenbank target

MEXICO CITY, June 8 (Reuters) - Mexico's annual inflation likely slowed in May, a Reuters poll showed on Monday, reinforcing expectations that the central bank will maintain its interest rate at current levels for an extended period.
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Japan's economy cools on weak capex in Q1, revised data shows

Japan's economy cools on weak capex in Q1, revised data shows

By Satoshi Sugiyama TOKYO, June 8 (Reuters) - Japan's economy lost momentum in the January-March quarter from the previous three months over sluggish capital expenditure, revised gross domestic product (GDP) data showed on Monday, pointing to challenges ahead due to the Middle East conflict.
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FAO Welcomes $3.9 Billion GEF-9 Replenishment to Enhance Sustainable Agrifood Systems

FAO Welcomes $3.9 Billion GEF-9 Replenishment to Enhance Sustainable Agrifood Systems

The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations has announced its support for the Ninth Replenishment of the Global Environment Facility (GEF-9), which has secured $3.9 billion in pledges for the 2026-2030 funding cycle. This funding aims to bolster sustainable agrifood systems worldwide, addressing critical environmental challenges such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and land degradation. The approval was formalized during the Eighth GEF Assembly in Samarkand, attended by representatives from 140 governments. The assembly served as a platform for advancing international cooperation on environmental issues, focusing on climate change, ecosystem degradation, and water insecurity. FAO highlighted the role of agrifood systems in delivering environmental benefits, citing successful projects in soil management, sustainable grazing, and agroforestry that have improved ecosystem health and rural livelihoods.
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India inflation likely rose to 4% in May as food, fuel costs climb: Reuters poll

India inflation likely rose to 4% in May as food, fuel costs climb: Reuters poll

By Pranoy Krishna BENGALURU, June 8 (Reuters) - India's inflation likely rose to the Reserve Bank of India's medium-term target of 4% in May, driven by a pickup in vegetable prices and higher fuel costs following the U.S. and Israel war against Iran, a Reuters poll of economists showed.
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Business Insider and Plant-A Insights Recognize America's High-Growth Companies for 2026

Business Insider and Plant-A Insights Recognize America's High-Growth Companies for 2026

Business Insider and Plant-A Insights Recognize America's High-Growth Companies for 2026
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President Putin Highlights BRICS Economic Growth and Africa's Emerging Role

President Putin Highlights BRICS Economic Growth and Africa's Emerging Role

During the 29th St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasized the growing economic influence of the BRICS nations, which include Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. Putin noted that these countries now account for nearly half of global economic growth and have significantly increased their share of global merchandise trade. The BRICS bloc, according to Putin, represents about 40% of global GDP when measured by purchasing power parity. The forum also highlighted Africa's potential as a future economic powerhouse, with Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan pointing out the continent's demographic and economic trajectory. She emphasized that by 2050, Africa will be home to one in four people globally, and the African Continental Free Trade Area is set to become the world's largest market by population.
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Iran's Infrastructure Attacks Disrupt Gulf Economies and Threaten Livelihoods

Iran's Infrastructure Attacks Disrupt Gulf Economies and Threaten Livelihoods

Iran has launched a series of attacks targeting critical infrastructure in the Gulf region, including desalination plants, airports, and energy facilities. These actions have severely disrupted food supplies and driven up prices, affecting millions of people across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. The attacks have highlighted the vulnerabilities of the Gulf states, which rely heavily on imported food and water. The humanitarian and economic impact is significant, with migrant workers, who form the backbone of the Gulf economies, being particularly affected. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has downgraded growth projections for the region, citing the economic fallout from the conflict.