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Australia's second-quarter building completion rate fell 2.1% quarter-on-quarter, compared to an expected 0.5% and a previous reading of 3.40%.
2026-08-26
Australia's second-quarter building completion rate fell 2.1% quarter-on-quarter, compared to an expected 0.5% and a previous reading of 3.40%.
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2026-08-25
US Conference Board Consumer Expectations Index for August 68.2; prior 74.7.
US Conference Board Consumer Expectations Index for August 68.2; prior 74.7.
2026-08-26
Yonhap’s survey of six economists found respondents expect the Bank of Korea on Thursday to raise its 2026 GDP forecast from 2.6% to as high as 3.4%. Analysts’ forecasts cluster around 3.1–3.4%; Korea Investment & Securities’ analyst set his growth c
Yonhap’s survey of six economists found respondents expect the Bank of Korea on Thursday to raise its 2026 GDP forecast from 2.6% to as high as 3.4%. Analysts’ forecasts cluster around 3.1–3.4%; Korea Investment & Securities’ analyst set his growth call at 3.2%, while Nomura’s economist offered the 3.4% high-end and said the central bank could materially revise up growth for this year and next. Drivers cited: a semiconductor-led export upside, higher tax receipts supporting larger government spending, and a pickup in domestic demand. Market participants note AI-driven demand is lifting chip consumption but supply is responding slowly; some see supply tightness persisting into or beyond 2027. A deputy director at Hyundai Research Institute flagged a risk that the supercycle could peak earlier, citing a month-on-month decline in August chip exports, but expects semiconductor strength to hold into year-end and into 1H next year.
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