Monthly Executive Briefing: It’s still hard to bet against the US economy
Our new US Monthly Executive Briefing separates signals from noise—addressing what’s changed each month, but within a semi…
Debt rising, deficit growing – latest data on Latvia’s public finances
According to the latest data published by the Central Statistical Bureau, Latvia’s general government budget recorded a deficit…
EU’s gross domestic product up by 1.5% in 2025 – News articles
In 2025, real gross domestic product (GDP) of the EU increased by 1.5%, after an increase of 1.1%…
Joachim Nagel on the ECB’s terminal rate, fiscal policy, model relevance and the digital euro
Joachim Nagel on the ECB’s terminal rate, fiscal policy, model relevance and the digital euro – Central Banking…
China’s Economy Beats Expectations With 5% Growth in First Quarter Despite March Slowdown
(Yicai) April 16 — China’s gross domestic product expanded by a better-than-expected 5 percent in the first three…
Can Hungary’s new government fix an economy in crisis?
Hungary’s incoming government faces a high-stakes economic balancing act as markets rise on expectations of reform, eurozone ambitions…
EU’s largest economies vs top US states: How do they compare in GDP?
In terms of GDP per capita, even the poorest US state outranked the top five European economies in…
Macroscope | Can World Bank and IMF leaders rescue a global economy on the brink?
Can the collective wisdom or clout of the almost 200 countries that make up the membership of the…
Open Questions | Andrew Tilton on China’s growth prospects, economic trajectory in wake of Iran war
Andrew Tilton, chief Asia-Pacific economist at Goldman Sachs, speaks to the South China Morning Post about the long-term…
Advances in AI will boost productivity, living standards over time
Mark A. Wynne and Lillian Derr Artificial intelligence (AI), like many technologies before it, offers the potential to…
Spring forecast: Estonia’s economy to grow 2.3% in 2026 | News
According to the Estonian Ministry of Finance forecast published on Thursday, growth will be driven by stronger private…
Column: NATO has stepped up. So why would the U.S. now step out?
President Trump is meeting with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte next week as the president — once again —…