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Jyri Häkämies of EK expresses concern over tax policy fluctuations, urging for predictability in business decisions.

The article discusses various economic and market-related topics, as well as public opinions and features from different sectors in Mexico.

The European Central Bank reported a billion euro loss for the fiscal year, though lower than the previous year's loss.

Governor Cláudio Castro announced the cancellation of a scheduled metro fare increase in Rio de Janeiro, maintaining the current fare of R$ 7.90 until the end of the year with public funding.

Ukraine has announced a 12.1% increase in pensions and insurance payments starting March 1, as part of its ongoing pension enhancement policy amid economic challenges.

The article argues that capping credit card interest rates could lead to unintended consequences that harm working families and small businesses by reducing supply.

Economists are concerned that Mayor Zohran Mamdani's proposed rent freeze and tax increases could severely impact New York's housing market and broader economic stability.

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde stated that artificial intelligence has not yet led to massive layoffs in the Eurozone, while also emphasizing the importance of completing projects like the digital euro during her term.

A recent Supreme Court decision in Mexico City limits rent increases to inflation rates, which may exacerbate housing affordability issues rather than solve them.

The IMF criticized Trump’s economic policies, particularly tariffs, and urged a shift to prevent negative economic consequences.

Latvia's Economy Minister Viktor Valainis announced plans to expand the low-price food product basket with an additional agreement to be signed in early October.

Opposition parties in Finland are calling for the government to reconsider a tax reduction decision that would lower corporate tax from 20% to 18% by 2027, citing significant economic concerns.

The Korean Ministry of Agriculture announces the first payment of 15,000 Won basic income to residents of rural areas as part of a pilot program aimed at revitalizing these communities.

The letters from readers express concerns about political conduct in Argentina and the impact of economic policies on retirees.

The Bank of Korea is set to introduce a new conditional interest rate forecast model similar to that of the U.S. Federal Reserve, presenting future rate expectations in a dot plot format to enhance clarity and predictability.

The Bank of Korea has decided to maintain the base rate at 2.50%, marking the sixth consecutive freeze since last July.

Mexico's economy could see a permanent 1.5-point increase in potential GDP if domestic content in exports rises by an additional 10%, according to Finance Secretary Edgar Amador.

The United States has relaxed restrictions on Venezuelan oil exports to Cuba due to the severe economic crisis facing Cuba.

Global debt has surged to a record $348 trillion by the end of 2025, marking the fastest rise since the pandemic, primarily due to increased government deficits.

The article examines Argentina's economic decline, attributing it to historical foreign policy decisions during World War II and contrasting it with Brazil's economic performance linked to its wartime contributions.

Austria has passed a new law requiring retailers to label products that have decreased in quantity while maintaining the same price, a practice known as 'shrinkflation.'

Mexico is implementing a reduction of the workweek from 48 to 40 hours, marking a significant change in labor policy.

Greek Justice Minister George Floridis argues that the Greek public is no longer swayed by inexpensive patriotism and demands tangible results from the government.

Economist Charles Manski has been awarded the BBVA Frontiers of Knowledge Award for his groundbreaking work on uncertainty in public policy research.

A proposal is being discussed to implement a property tax targeting the wealthiest individuals in Denmark.

Inflation in the Eurozone fell to 1.7% in January, the lowest in nearly five years, largely due to decreasing energy prices.

The leaders emphasized the recent rise in South Korea's stock market and the positive implications of redeployed real estate funds during a press briefing.

The article critiques Donald Trump's State of the Union address, highlighting his inaccuracies and the public's reaction to his lengthy speech.

Germany's public deficit has increased to 119.1 billion euros for 2025, surpassing earlier estimates by about 12 billion euros, with significant contributions from the federal government.

Western leaders are increasingly turning to China amidst the economic pressures and trade policies initiated by Trump's administration.

The IMF warns the Mozambican government of unsustainable economic policies, while the government remains cautiously optimistic about its prospects despite the IMF's call for austerity and anti-corruption measures.

The article discusses the departure of economist Ulrike Malmendier from the German Council of Economic Experts, highlighting political and analytical independence concerns.

The IMF calls on China to shift towards consumption-led economic growth and implement stronger fiscal measures to support domestic demand amidst a record trade surplus.

The minutes from Banco de México's monetary policy meetings reveal limitations in fulfilling the objective of transparently communicating decision-making processes.

Australia's Reserve Bank is projected to raise interest rates twice in 2026 due to persistent inflation, with January figures revealing a 3.8% rate driven by increasing electricity costs.

Javier Milei updates on the government's latest measures, economic indicators, and interactions with business leaders in Argentina.

A parliamentary proposal for equal parental leave was rejected, highlighting the economic irresponsibility of the left in Italy.

The Swedish government faces unprecedented criticism for its economic policy, which has been turned into a contentious issue by opposition leader Magdalena Andersson.

President Trump criticized the Supreme Court's ruling against his tariff policy and vowed to pursue further legal action during his State of the Union address.

Donald Trump is set to deliver his second State of the Union address on February 24, addressing contentious topics such as tax cuts, tensions with Iran, and recent Supreme Court rulings.

U.S. President Donald Trump is set to deliver his State of the Union address on February 24, focusing on economic recovery, job creation, immigration policy, and border security.

President Trump is set to deliver a State of the Union address, emphasizing his economic achievements ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.

North Korea's Workers' Party is finalizing a draft resolution as discussions deepen on sectoral plans, expecting to adjourn the congress shortly.

Finland's parliamentary debt brake working group is set to reveal its targets for public finances during the upcoming years from 2027 to 2033.

The article discusses Poland's increasing focus on local content in the context of geopolitical tensions and economic policy.

The article explores the historical impact of tariffs in relation to Trump's trade policies, suggesting that they often do not achieve their intended economic outcomes.

The city of Quito plans to take legal action against recent reforms to a law impacting financial transfers for local governments.

The economic slowdown projected for 2025 is expected to significantly impact ICMS revenues and complicate the fiscal scenario for states ahead of an impending tax reform in Brazil.

The Mexican peso gains strength against the dollar on Flag Day, buoyed by inflation data that exceeded expectations for February.

President Trump plans to tout his economic policies and foreign interventions in his upcoming State of the Union address, seeking to win support ahead of the midterm elections.