A 1,680-ton tunnel-boring machine has started the first underground section of the $16 billion Hudson rail tunnel linking New York and New Jersey.

A cluster of ETFs began trading in Hong Kong on September 30, intensifying competition around AI, healthcare, income and cross-market strategies.

Britain returned to monthly growth in July, but London’s unemployment, employment and payroll figures show why businesses remain cautious.

New York office availability has fallen to its lowest level since 2020, but stronger leasing does not mean every building or district is recovering equally.

London unemployment was estimated at 6.8% in the three months to July while UK inflation rose to 3.1%, tightening the outlook for households and employers.

The New York Fed will convene economists in October to examine why the gap between prices and production costs has risen—and what it means for policy.

Hong Kong remained Asia's leading financial centre and third worldwide in GFCI 40, finishing just one point behind London in a tightening global race.

The Bank of England held its benchmark rate after a 6–3 vote, but three policymakers backed an increase as energy-driven inflation risks complicated the outlook.

Hong Kong's first five-year plan seeks to reinforce finance while expanding the city's role in technology, trade, education and regional supply chains.