Why War Makes Oil More Vulnerable to Inflation or Higher Fiscal Costs in Mexico?
The escalation of conflicts in key oil-producing regions has placed oil at the forefront of the global economy, providing Mexico with increased export revenues but also exposing it to higher inflation and fiscal risks.
DBRS: Greece's credit rating remains at BBB
The Canadian agency DBRS maintained Greece's credit rating at BBB with a stable outlook, reflecting balanced risks due to favorable economic and fiscal developments.
Eurobonds carry risks, but Europe needs them now
The article discusses the proposal for eurobonds made by the French president and its rejection by the German chancellor, highlighting the historical pattern of such discussions within the EU.
TCU consolidates data on task force that monitors state-owned companies at risk to public accounts
The Brazilian TCU is consolidating data on a task force monitoring nine state-owned enterprises identified as fiscal risks to public finances.
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.
Significant Deficit for Two Consecutive Years: Nissan Management States 'Within Expectations' and Looming Risks of Shrinkage Balance
Nissan Motor Co. faces a significant net loss of 650 billion yen for the fiscal year ending March 2026, marking its second consecutive year of losses, as management indicates this was expected while also acknowledging the risks of a continued decline in vehicle sales.
BiH retains credit rating at B level, political risks affect the economy
Bosnia and Herzegovina has maintained its credit rating at a B level, indicating economic resilience, but rising fiscal and political challenges could pose risks.
It is time to sound the alarm due to rising fiscal and financial risks
The article discusses the warnings issued by the Bank for International Settlements regarding the dangers of loose monetary policy, excessive debt, high asset prices, and a lack of transparency as potential precursors to a financial crisis, which have been ignored before.