The domestic economy grew by a healthy 4.7% last year, latest figures from the Central Statistics Office show.

Q4 2025 GDP growth was weak at 1.4%, but largely distorted by a temporary government shutdown, masking stable private sector demand. Consumer spending and AI-driven nonresidential investment supported ...

Recent figures point to steadier, more diversified growth and stronger investment inflows, even as the global outlook ...

BEIJING, Dec 22 (Reuters) - China's economy grew by just 2.5% ‌to 3% in 2025, the Rhodium Group ‌think tank estimates, roughly half the pace implied by official data, driven by a collapse in ...

China's gross domestic product expanded by 5 percent in 2025 despite pressures, meeting the country's preset annual growth ...

THE UK economy grew by even less than previously thought at the end of last year, new figures show. In the latest blow to ...

Lackluster growth is not a surprise, with economists forecasting a moderation in economic activity. The economy grew by 0.3% in the second quarter, down from 0.7% seen in the first quarter.

The economy grew 2.2% in 2025, a year of growth that came despite a number of developments that were expected to be major headwinds, including interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve and President ...

The UK’s beauty and personal care sector's growth rate slowed slightly in 2025, but the sector remained resilient, delivering ...