Strong growth, weak finances. Fitch maintains Poland's rating with a negative outlook
Fitch Ratings has decided to keep Poland's credit rating with a negative outlook amidst concerns about public finances and economic growth projections.
IPCA-15 accelerates to 0.84% in February and exceeds projections
The IPCA-15 inflation rate rose to 0.84% in February, surpassing financial analysts' projections of 0.57%.
Norges Bank Survey: Everyone Expects Higher Wage Growth
A recent survey by Norges Bank shows that expectations for wage growth in Norway are higher than last year's projections, with various economic actors predicting an average growth of around 4% by 2026.
New projections: what the dollar and inflation will reach by the end of the year
New forecasts indicate that inflation in Argentina is expected to rise to 20.6% by the end of the year, driven by unexpected economic data for December and January.
Dollar operates high with Trump tariffs on the radar and new Focus projections
The dollar is trading higher in Brazil due to tariffs imposed by Trump and new economic projections.
Good news for Miami: projected record impact on tourism and commerce due to the 2026 World Cup
Miami anticipates a significant economic boost with projections of up to $1.3 billion from tourism and commerce during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Nigeria: Unrealistic Revenue Assumptions - Senate Threatens to Slash N58.47tn 2026 Budget
The Nigerian Senate has threatened to cut the 2026 budget proposal due to unrealistic revenue projections and poor performance in oil benchmarks.
Democrat lawmakers rush to bash Trump even as jobs, inflation reports beat projections
Despite positive economic reports regarding inflation and job growth, Democrats criticize President Trump's economic performance, highlighting ongoing affordability issues.
Despite the World Cup, it is estimated that sales of televisions, refrigerators, and appliances will not grow more than 5% this year
Sales projections for televisions, refrigerators, and household appliances in Argentina suggest minimal growth due to stagnant purchasing power, even amidst the high expectations associated with the World Cup.
Witold M. Orłowski: There is no end of the world (for now)
The article discusses Poland's public debt surpassing 60% of GDP according to European statistical standards, raising concerns about future economic stability as projections indicate further increases in the coming years.
Economic News Filter: Slovakia is Declining, However, Šimečková's Invoices Need to Be Addressed
The article discusses how the Slovak government is using the issue of Marta Šimečková's invoices to distract from the country's serious economic problems, including corruption, fiscal projections, and industrial performance.
January Inflation: What was the accumulated CPI and what do consultancy firms project for this year
January's inflation data is expected to be released, detailing the accumulated Consumer Price Index and projections from consulting firms for the year ahead.
Dollar opens attentive to the Focus bulletin and speeches by Galípolo
The Brazilian dollar opened lower today, influenced by economic projections and a speech by the Central Bank president.
Dollar opens lower this Friday after new economic projections from the Treasury
The dollar opened lower on Friday, influenced by the decline of the US currency against most other currencies abroad, while the Brazilian market assesses new economic projections released by the Ministry of Finance.
The Bank of Japan Begins Selling ETFs, 5.3 Billion Yen in January, Completion Expected in 112 Years
The Bank of Japan has commenced the sale of ETFs it purchased during its large-scale monetary easing, selling approximately 5.3 billion yen in January, with projections indicating it will take 112 years to complete the process.
A few seconds of AI video consumes as much electricity as a microwave in an hour. The necessary increase in production goes against green efforts
The rising energy demand from artificial intelligence is posing challenges for economic growth, particularly in developing countries, while projections indicate a 40% increase in electricity demand in the U.S. and Europe over the next two decades.