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US consumer confidence was little changed in July, for a third month in a row, the results of a closely followed survey showed.
Americans continued to spend at a steady pace in June while inflation slowed alongside.
America's economy grew more quickly than expected last quarter as companies ramped up investment and amid inventory accumulation.
Automobile output in the UK fell in June as carmakers retooled lines to produce electrified models, a business lobby group said.
Private sector activity in the US held up well in July, even as factory output shrank for the first time since January, survey results revealed.
Activity in the euro area's private sector nearly stalled by surprise in July, the results of two closely followed surveys showed, with growth in France and Germany underperforming.
Rate-setters in China lowered their short-term policy rate for the first time since the summer of 2023.
The head of US central bank told lawmakers again on Tuesday that policymakers needed "greater confidence" that inflation was headed permanently lower before they could interest rates.
Hiring and wage growth in the US eased as expected last month, but after a much faster-than-expected slowdown over the previous two months.
Services sector activity in the US slowed very sharply last month, a closely followed survey showed.
Job cut announcements appeared to repeat the pattern observed in 2023, dropping quickly in June, the results of a closely followed survey revealed.
America's shortfall on trade with the rest of the world increased slightly in May, as both domestic and foreign demand softened.
Job openings in the US rose modestly last month and more Americans felt secure enough to hazard leaving their job voluntarily and find new employment.
Wall Street's main market indices were trading at or near record highs at the end of the second quarter.
Americans spent a bit less than anticipated last month even as price pressures slowed as anticipated.
Sales of second hand homes in the US dipped just as expected last month, albeit alongside a fresh record high in prices.
Economic activity in the US picked up unexpectedly over the first half of June, the results of two surveys showed.
Industrial production in the States shot higher last month on the back of increased levels of output in manufacturing and from utilities.
Americans kept their purse strings nearly closed in May.
The cost of living in the single currency bloc rose a tad last month as the cost of services picked up.