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Russia's economic performance in the first quarter of the year did not meet the expectations set by the central bank, although growth predictions remain optimistic for the future.

The rising oil prices due to the war are significantly affecting domestic investors in India, raising inflation concerns and impacting GDP growth and current account deficit.

Christine Lagarde raised serious concerns among EU leaders regarding the economic impacts of the Iran war, predicting a significant rise in inflation and a sharper decline in GDP growth for the region.

Rising agricultural costs due to the Gulf war are jeopardizing Italy's economic recovery, with warnings from Coldiretti and the Confcommercio economic forecasts for GDP in 2026.

Argentina's economy reported a growth of 4.4% in 2025, marking a significant recovery from previous years' downturns.

Argentina's GDP increased by 4.4% in 2025, marking its first growth under President Javier Milei, who is now confronted with significant economic stabilization challenges.

Latvian banks have revised down their GDP growth forecasts for the country, largely due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East affecting energy prices.

The report from China's Government Work Report indicates that the country's GDP has consistently surpassed significant milestones, achieving a notable annual growth rate.

A recent survey reveals that a global majority prioritizes environmental protection over economic growth when forced to choose between the two.

Household consumption has been the primary driver of growth in Spain's economy recently, largely due to an increase in population and employment rather than increased individual spending capacity.

Experts suggest that despite rising oil prices due to geopolitical tensions, emerging economies may remain resilient with projected GDP growth.

Zack Polanski, leader of the Green Party in England and Wales, advocates abandoning GDP growth targets in favor of prioritizing mental health, social cohesion, and community welfare.

Lithuanian industrialists aim to surpass Finland's GDP per capita by 2035, highlighting the need for collective political and business efforts to achieve this.

Brazil's Finance Minister Fernando Haddad's tenure has seen economic growth but also challenges in controlling public spending, leading to mixed reactions from the financial market.

Experts have consistently underestimated the growth rates of the Spanish economy, although predictions for 2025 were slightly more accurate than in previous years.

The Brazilian Central Bank's Economic Activity Index reported a 0.8% increase in January, marking the highest monthly growth in a year.

The Central Bank's Economic Activity Index (IBR-Br) recorded a 0.80% increase in January compared to the previous month, falling slightly short of expectations.

Fitch retains Italy's BBB+ rating while Istat reports a slowdown in economic growth.

A report from Universidad Austral suggests that with reduced fiscal pressure and increased investment, Argentina's agricultural sector could potentially grow by 90% in the next decade, significantly impacting the country's GDP.

The Mexican peso is closing the week on a positive note, appreciating against the dollar amid lower-than-expected U.S. GDP growth.

The GDP of Amazonas experienced a significant growth in the fourth quarter of 2025, showing a real increase of 4.41% for the entire year due to industrial and service sector advancements.

The article discusses the resilience of the Greek economy amidst challenging geopolitical and geoeconomic conditions, highlighting the need for increased domestic and foreign investment flows for sustainable growth.

The US economic growth for the fourth quarter has been revised down from 1.4% to 0.7%, reflecting weaker consumer spending and business investment.

The U.S. GDP growth for the last quarter of 2025 has been significantly revised down to 0.7%, surprising markets that anticipated an upward revision.

Recent economic data reveals that the UK economy is stagnating, with zero GDP growth in January, and a weakening labour market suggests difficult times ahead.

Despite complex internal and external challenges, China's economy has achieved a 5% annual GDP increase in 2025, surpassing 140 trillion yuan for the first time.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East may slow down Poland's economic growth according to analysts, while President Karol Nawrocki plans to veto the SAFE legislation due to concerns over national sovereignty.

A Eurobank report reveals that Greece's economy has recovered 48.7% of its losses from 2009-2013, with GDP growth outpacing the Eurozone average in 2025.

Germany's main economic institutes predict a modest slowdown in the economy as a consequence of the ongoing war in Iran, potentially reducing GDP growth by up to four-tenths if the conflict persists.

China's annual Two Sessions meetings signal a shift in government focus from rapid economic growth to strategic investments aimed at mitigating global uncertainties.

Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen praised the new GDP data, showcasing agriculture as a leading sector in South Africa's economic recovery.

South Korea's per capita gross national income is projected at $36,855 for 2025, with the economy showing modest growth despite a weakened currency.

The growth rate of wages for workers in South Korea has lagged behind nominal GDP growth for two consecutive years, contrasting sharply with previous trends.

Japan's GDP for the October-December 2025 period has been revised to reflect an annual growth rate of 1.3%, showing positive growth compared to the previous quarter.

South Korea's per capita national income rose to $36,855 in 2023, reflecting a weak currency that capped growth at 0.3%.

The Norwegian government anticipates a 1.9% GDP growth for mainland Norway by 2027, with unemployment expected to remain at 4.5%.

Brazil's minimum wage is set to increase by 2.3% in 2027 based on the economy's growth in 2025, exceeding inflation expectations.

Funcas predicts that the war in the Middle East will lead to inflation in Spain exceeding 3% and GDP growth falling short of expectations for 2026.

The Greek economy experienced a growth of 2.1% in 2025, according to preliminary data from ELSTAT.

The article discusses Poland's rising economic status, stating that its GDP per capita has exceeded that of Spain, marking a significant milestone in its post-communist growth.

The article discusses the recent decision to reduce China's GDP growth target, assessing it as a reasonable move given the ongoing economic challenges, including decreased investment and consumption.

The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) reported a GDP growth of 2.3% for 2025, indicating a stagnant economy over recent quarters and conflicts within the IBGE management.

China has set a cautious GDP growth target of 4.5 to 5 percent for 2026, the lowest since 1991, in response to increasing domestic and external economic pressures.

China has set its annual economic growth target at the lowest level in decades, between 4.5% and 5%, amid stagnant consumption and a real estate crisis.

Initial economic data from February indicates that Mexico's growth momentum may not have been sustained, suggesting an early fatigue in economic activity.

China's parliament has indicated the world's second-largest economy is entering a phase of slower growth, setting a GDP growth target of 4.5–5% for the year, the lowest since the 1990s.

China has set its GDP growth target for 2026 at a record low of 4.5-5%, signaling a strategic shift in its economic model.

China has set its GDP growth target for 2023 between 4.5% and 5%, reflecting a strategic shift in its economic approach amid various domestic and international challenges.

China's defense budget for 2026 is set to increase by 7.0%, totaling approximately 43 trillion yen, amid a slowdown in national GDP growth.

Brazil's manufacturing sector shrank in 2025, resulting in product tax increases below GDP growth rates.