GDP growth seen at 3.3% in 2025. Turkey’s medium-term economic programme forecasts inflation to hit 28.5% in 2025 and
For the week, Brent is down 2.2% and WTI down 1.3%. Oil extended its decline into a third session
The data did not offer much insight into job creation since March, leaving U.S. rate expectations unchanged for now.
ANZ Group raised its year-end gold price forecast on Wednesday to $3,800 per ounce and expects prices to peak
The World Bank has long recognized the critical importance of agricultural extension services – ranging from training and data
Last year, Nairobi hosted the IDA Summit for Africa, as torrential rains triggered by El Niño phenomenon flooded the city. In
The rapid adoption of AI in the workplace has raised concerns about job loss. This column uses data covering
Since the Global Crisis, prudential instruments to address financial stability concerns have been enhanced and broadly adopted across countries.
When wealth or income suddenly increases (‘easy money’), this may be directed towards unproductive ‘easy spending’. This column explores
History suggests that using lax monetary policy and a weaker currency to address debt sustainability is a dangerous game.
GDP growth seen at 3.3% in 2025. Turkey’s medium-term economic programme forecasts inflation to hit 28.5% in 2025 and
For the week, Brent is down 2.2% and WTI down 1.3%. Oil extended its decline into a third session
The data did not offer much insight into job creation since March, leaving U.S. rate expectations unchanged for now.
ANZ Group raised its year-end gold price forecast on Wednesday to $3,800 per ounce and expects prices to peak
The World Bank has long recognized the critical importance of agricultural extension services – ranging from training and data
Last year, Nairobi hosted the IDA Summit for Africa, as torrential rains triggered by El Niño phenomenon flooded the city. In
The rapid adoption of AI in the workplace has raised concerns about job loss. This column uses data covering
Since the Global Crisis, prudential instruments to address financial stability concerns have been enhanced and broadly adopted across countries.
When wealth or income suddenly increases (‘easy money’), this may be directed towards unproductive ‘easy spending’. This column explores
History suggests that using lax monetary policy and a weaker currency to address debt sustainability is a dangerous game.
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