Luis Caputo confirmed that he will maintain the economic course despite the conflict in the Middle East
Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced that Argentina will continue its economic policies amidst geopolitical tensions, emphasizing fiscal discipline and recovering confidence in international investments.
New losses for the yen
The yen has fallen to a two-week low against the dollar following the appointment of two academics to Japan's central bank board, raising concerns about future interest rate hikes amidst supportive monetary and fiscal policies advocated by Prime Minister Sanae Takeichi.
Live: Chalmers in inflation 'denial', shadow treasurer says
Shadow Treasurer Tim Wilson accuses Jim Chalmers of being in denial regarding government spending's role in inflation, as the opposition criticizes the government's fiscal policies amidst ongoing inflation concerns.
Brazilization of the World Goes Beyond What The Economist Exposed
The article discusses The Economist's use of the term 'Brazilization' in relation to wealthy countries' fiscal policies, emphasizing the cultural aspects of Brazil that are often overlooked in critical assessments of its economy.
[Editorial] The tax burden rate, which barely rebounded, must be steadily increased
The tax burden rate in South Korea has seen a minor rebound after a decline during the Yoon Suk-yeol administration, but it remains insufficient compared to other countries and fails to meet growing fiscal demands, necessitating the government's formulation of tax policies to elevate this rate.
How to talk BabiΕ‘ out of his expensive and unnecessary tax cuts
The article discusses the challenges of communicating with Czech Prime Minister BabiΕ‘ about the implications of his tax cut policies.
Announcement of Review of Discretionary Labor System and Establishment of National Intelligence Agency by Prime Minister Takai
Prime Minister Sanae Takai delivered her inaugural policy address highlighting the review of the discretionary labor system and the establishment of a national intelligence agency, while focusing on boosting domestic investment through responsible fiscal policies.
S: No Unfunded Proposals in the Spring Budget
S leader Magdalena Andersson expects the government to refrain from including any unfunded proposals in the spring budget, amidst criticism regarding fiscal policies.
61 Bills to be Submitted: National Intelligence Bureau, Special Deficit Bonds... Prime Minister Takaichi Shows Enthusiasm for Imperial Household Law
Japan's government plans to submit 61 bills aimed at strengthening intelligence functions and modifying laws related to fiscal policies and the Imperial Household.
How will Prime Minister Takaichi's aggressive fiscal policies be held accountable? Experts point out the risks involved
Japan's new cabinet under Prime Minister Takaichi is set to focus on bold and strategic crisis management investments across various sectors, raising concerns about their long-term effectiveness and responsibility.
Neighbors Earn More, Unemployment Rises: 11 Graphs on the State of the Slovak Economy
The article discusses the challenges facing the Slovak economy, including stagnating growth, rising unemployment, and decreasing attractiveness for investment compared to neighboring countries.
On economic legacies
Minister Fernando Haddad attributes the fiscal deficits of President Lula's third term to the previous Bolsonaro administration's policies.
US deficit expected to exceed $1.85 trillion in 2026
The US Congressional Budget Office projects the budget deficit to rise to $1.853 trillion by 2026, reflecting the financial impact of economic policies under President Donald Trump amidst weak economic growth.
Prime Minister Takaichi, how to promote key policies: active fiscal measures, diplomacy, constitutional amendments... points to consider
Prime Minister Takaichi, having stabilized her administration after a decisive victory in the House of Representatives election, is now faced with the task of navigating key policy issues including the initial budget for the new fiscal year and diplomatic relations with the US and China.
Haddad says Bolsonaro 'raped' public accounts and that the opposition will have work to criticize the economy
Finance Minister Fernando Haddad criticized former President Jair Bolsonaro, claiming his administration's fiscal policies severely damaged public finances, and argued that the Workers' Party should leverage this to explain the economic situation inherited from the past government.
Yen depreciation advances to the 157 yen range; the effect of rate checks diminishes, marking a two-week level
The yen weakened to around 157 yen to the dollar in the Tokyo foreign exchange market, the lowest in roughly two weeks, due to perceptions of continued yen-selling influenced by a recent election victory by the ruling party and its fiscal policies.
The government has options to fight inflation, but most are unpopular
The article discusses the government's potential strategies to combat inflation amid rising interest rates and critiques the current fiscal policies' effectiveness.
Tax Reduction Pledge Battle, No Validity Judgment - Japan Alone Lacks 'Independent Fiscal Institution' at G7
As Japan approaches its House of Representatives election, political parties are advocating for consumption tax cuts without a thorough discussion of funding sources, unlike many G7 countries that have established Independent Fiscal Institutions (IFIs) to assess the impact of such policies.
The EU urges the Government to provide tax incentives for savings through an investment account
The Spanish government is working on creating an investment account with tax incentives to redirect savings to financial markets, following a decline in pension contributions due to recent fiscal policies.