The recent expansion of BRICS presents considerable geopolitical ramifications, particularly for Russia, which has leveraged its membership to...
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Almost everyone expected a global recession in 2023, as central bankers raised interest rates to cool inflation. The consensus was wrong. Global GDP has probably grown by 3%. Job markets have held up. Inflation is on the way down. Stockmarkets have risen by 20%. But this aggregate performance conceals wide variation. The Economist has compiled […]
The recent expansion of BRICS presents considerable geopolitical ramifications, particularly for Russia, which has leveraged its membership to...
The German economy is estimated to have grown unexpectedly in the third quarter after contraction, preventing a recession. The country's export-heavy...
By Jock Finlayson, ICBA Chief Economist As temperatures cool and winter approaches, the Canadian construction industry may welcome the looming end of...
Amr Talaat, Egypt’s Minister of Communications and Information Technology, has emphasized that the success of Egypt’s communications and IT sector...
Fueled by inflation, bankruptcies have risen for the past two years in a row. That's after pandemic relief measures previously brought those numbers...
By Antony P. Mueller In office for just over nine months, Argentine President Javier Milei continues to face enormous economic and political...
Germany's GDP grew 0.2% in Q3 2024, narrowly avoiding recession despite rising inflation and stagnant unemployment figures.
GDP is a flawed measure of the health of an economy at the best of times, and it’s time we paid attention to a different statistic.
Lists of most influential people are never comprehensive, but they operate to bring a few key players into the light. Here we’ve compiled a list...
By Luke Coffey Donald Trump’s historic presidential victory has already sent ripples through Europe, as allies and partners wonder what it means...