Nigeria: CBN Bags Global 'Central Bank of the Year' Award
The Central Bank of Nigeria has been awarded 'Central Bank of the Year' for its reform efforts that restored macroeconomic stability.
Zeina Latif analyzes the macroeconomic scenario at the Sinduscon Meeting
Zeina Latif will discuss Brazil's economic outlook for the construction sector at the Sinduscon Meeting in Curitiba on April 7.
Reserves and Debt: Why Country Risk Remains High, According to Three of the Most Respected Voices in the Market
Leading financial experts outline the conditions necessary for Argentina to improve its credit rating and reduce country risk.
Minister DomaΕski on the President's Veto Regarding SAFE: It's Against Poland's Interest
Minister DomaΕski addresses the importance of partnership and dialogue in the Polish capital market at the Financial Market Forum, highlighting the countryβs strong macroeconomic fundamentals amid geopolitical tensions.
IMF team begins meetings in Kyiv: what will be discussed
A team from the IMF has initiated discussions in Kyiv with Ukrainian officials, focusing on macroeconomic policies and necessary reforms amid unpopular tax increases.
Mexico is experiencing a stellar moment to trigger investment and returns for Afores
Mexico is currently seeing favorable conditions for investment due to its strong macroeconomic environment and stable exchange rates, according to David RazΓΊ Aznar, director of Afore XXI Banorte.
New losses for the dollar
The dollar has declined for the second consecutive day as markets await insights from central banks amid changing macroeconomic data from the Iran war.
War in the Middle East Forces Economists to Revise Forecasts for Poland
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is prompting Polish economists to reassess economic forecasts due to its potential implications for macroeconomic indicators and inflation.
Gabon officially requests a program from the IMF
Gabon has officially requested a program from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) following discussions that highlighted the potential benefits of ongoing reforms for preserving macroeconomic stability.
Goldman Sachsβ review of Greek banks concluded without surprises
Goldman Sachs completed its review of Greek banks without unexpected findings, noting strong financial metrics and growth plans amid a solid macroeconomic backdrop.
When the flag fell
The article discusses the importance of macroeconomic credibility in Mexico, as highlighted by an anecdote about an investor's experience during a meeting amidst the 2017 earthquake.
Greek banks passed Goldman check-up
The regular check-up of Greek banks by Goldman Sachs was completed without surprises, affirming the positive macroeconomic backdrop of the sector.
Pierarakakis on the energy crisis: 'We have the tools and the political will to respond'
In response to the energy crisis and macroeconomic developments, Eurogroup President Kyriakos Pierarakakis affirmed the EU's solidarity with affected citizens in the Middle East and highlighted the need for readiness in the face of potential market disruptions.
2026: The Year of the Street Economy
Argentina is gearing up for 2026, which is expected to focus on microeconomic issues such as purchasing power, consumption, and employment after addressing macroeconomic challenges in the previous years.
Wall Street: Stocks Rise - 'Brake' on the Declining Streak
Wall Street stocks saw an increase, breaking a three-day decline as concerns about the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict eased and macroeconomic data showed positive signs.
Warnings from six international banks about the Argentine economy
Six major international banks have issued warnings about Argentina's economy, highlighting improvements in macroeconomic stability while emphasizing the need for reserves and a normalized currency market.
Ukraine receives first tranche of US$1.5bn from new IMF programme
Ukraine has received the first $1.5 billion installment from the International Monetary Fund as part of a new financial aid program aimed at supporting the country's budget and macroeconomic stability.
Law for the Strengthening of the Mining and Energy Sectors Published in the Official Register
Ecuador's new law aims to bolster the mining and energy sectors, enhance fiscal revenues, and support macroeconomic stability.
Africa: The UAE and The Search For Global Recognition
The article discusses the United Arab Emirates' effort to gain global recognition through macroeconomic stability and high international rankings.
Chinaβs Politburo signals decisive macroeconomic direction ahead of βtwo sessionsβ
China's Politburo outlines a proactive macroeconomic strategy ahead of the annual legislative sessions, focusing on stabilizing employment and markets.
Tax reforms, anti-corruption, and billions of dollars: Ukraine's new agreement with the IMF
Ukraine has secured a new four-year Extended Fund Facility (EFF) with the IMF worth $8.1 billion, which requires the implementation of key reforms to address macroeconomic stability and corruption.
IMF approves $8 billion loan to Ukraine
The International Monetary Fund has approved an $8.1 billion loan to Ukraine over four years to support its budget deficit and macroeconomic stability amidst continued conflict.
The International Monetary Fund approves an 8 billion USD loan to Ukraine
The International Monetary Fund has approved an 8 billion USD loan to Ukraine to help finance its budget deficit and support macroeconomic stability.
IMF: New $8.1 billion package for Ukraine implemented
The IMF has confirmed the implementation of a new support program for Ukraine amounting to $8.1 billion, aimed at maintaining macroeconomic stability amid continued conflict.
This is what the new Law for strengthening the mining and energy sectors approved by the Assembly proposes
Ecuador's National Assembly has approved a new Organic Law aimed at strengthening the mining and energy sectors to enhance fiscal revenues and support macroeconomic stability.
Kim Yong-beom: "The housing issue is a structural problem... we need to shift towards supporting financial soundness"
Kim Yong-beom, the chief policy officer at the Blue House, emphasizes the need to change the existing leverage structure of housing loans used for investment, warning that it could lead to a macroeconomic crisis if not adjusted to ensure financial stability.
The Myth of the Overvalued Peso
The Mexican peso has appreciated significantly against the dollar, raising concerns about its overvaluation and implications for Mexico's macroeconomic stability.
Housing, aging, or the impact of AI on work: the challenges of a Catalonia where poverty is chronic
Catalonia faces persistent poverty despite positive macroeconomic growth, as highlighted in a comprehensive report by the Govern, which outlines key social challenges like housing costs, aging population, and the effects of artificial intelligence on employment.
We Are Not Here to Take the Helm. We Are Here to Warn Against the Shoals
The first chairperson of the Fiscal Council outlines a vision focused on transparency, open data culture, and citizen communication in preparation for upcoming macroeconomic assessments.
Mr. Pierarakakis arriving at the Eurogroup: It is vital to safeguard the euro's international role
Mr. Kyriakos Pierarakakis emphasized the importance of maintaining the euro's global significance during the Eurogroup meeting in Brussels.
Kyriakos Pierrakakis at Eurogroup on euro, monetary sovereignty of the EU, and global macroeconomic imbalances
Greek Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis emphasized the importance of preserving the euro's international role and the EU's monetary sovereignty during the Eurogroup meeting.
RaΓzen sees sixfold increase in net loss in Q4
Brazilian sugar and ethanol producer RaΓzen reported a sixfold increase in its net loss for Q4, reaching approximately R$ 15.65 billion amid a challenging macroeconomic environment.
East Africa: Ethiopia, France Deepen Strategic Partnership With Landmark Debt Restructuring
Ethiopia and France have fortified their strategic partnership by signing key agreements aimed at advancing Ethiopia's economic reforms and debt restructuring.
Guayaquil Chamber of Commerce launched 'Economic Dashboard' with official figures, but with its own analysis
The Guayaquil Chamber of Commerce has launched a new Economic Dashboard that consolidates key macroeconomic and financial indicators for analysis by various stakeholders.
Wall Street: Stocks rise with an eye on macroeconomic factors and corporate results
U.S. stocks see moderate gains as new unemployment claim data shows a decrease, with the Dow Jones up by 186 points.
Nigeriaβs growth hinges on strong public-private partnership β Cardoso
The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Olayemi Cardoso, emphasizes the necessity of public-private partnerships for Nigeriaβs sustainable growth and macroeconomic stability.
Macroeconomic Results in 2025
The article discusses the negative macroeconomic indicators for Mexico in 2025 during the first year of Claudia Sheinbaum's administration, highlighting stagnant growth and a decline in per capita economic performance.
Cuts Will Continue If the Macro Environment Allows
Bank of Mexico governor Victoria RodrΓguez Ceja indicated that interest rate adjustments will be considered based on macroeconomic conditions to mitigate inflation.
Juan Carlos Hallak. 'With Milei, there is no neglected protection for the textile sector, but it was so protected that the change was very large'
Economist Juan Carlos Hallak discusses the impacts of Javier Milei's policies on Argentina's textile industry amid macroeconomic challenges.
Zimbabwe agrees to staff-monitored programme with the IMF
Zimbabwe has reached a staff-level agreement with the IMF to implement economic policies aimed at stabilizing the economy and managing macroeconomic challenges.
Banks expect improvement in delinquency with falling Selic and low unemployment
Brazilian banks anticipate a decrease in delinquency rates due to a favorable macroeconomic environment characterized by a falling Selic rate and historically low unemployment levels.
Article IV of the IMF: the audit that Cristina avoided and is now back in the spotlight with Milei
The IMF's technical mission in Buenos Aires is reviewing both the US$20 billion program and the broader macroeconomic direction of the country, extending beyond fiscal and reserve targets.
Ghana: Inflation Drops to 3.8 Percent in January - Lowest in Nearly 30 Years
Ghana's inflation rate fell to 3.8% in January 2026, the lowest in nearly three decades, reflecting improved economic conditions and macroeconomic stability.
Mexico begins 2026 with solid foundations despite fragmented global environment: UBS
UBS reports that Mexico has started 2026 with improving macroeconomic fundamentals and clear structural strengths, primarily due to its deep integration with the U.S. economy, despite geopolitical risks and policy uncertainty.
"Classic Impasse": January Broke the Market Mold and Rural Real Estate Firms Anticipate a Profitable 2026
With greater macroeconomic predictability and sustained investment interest, the rural real estate sector started the year with unusual activity and positive projections for the coming months.
President Daniel Noboa promotes the countryβs βproductive strengthsβ at an economic forum in the United Arab Emirates
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa emphasized the nation's investment reliability due to its current macroeconomic conditions at the 'New Ecuador' forum held in the United Arab Emirates.
Positive expectations for the real estate market in 2026
Expectations for the real estate market in 2026 are clearly positive, with signs of recovery including greater macroeconomic predictability, currency stability, and a price adjustment that facilitates rational decision-making for investments.
Stournaras: Five Major Risks for the Economy and the Bet to Cover the Investment Gap
Stournaras outlines five key risks that continue to overshadow the macroeconomic environment despite clear improvements in indicators in Greece and Europe.
The Ibex closes its eighth consecutive week up despite geopolitical tensions and Trump's threats
The Ibex rose 0.35% to close at 17,710.9 points, boosted by positive macroeconomic data amid geopolitical tensions and new tariff threats from Trump against countries supporting Greenland.
Are the French rich? Exploring wealth inequality in France
The article investigates wealth inequality in France, highlighting traditional macroeconomic measures that suggest it is a wealthy nation despite existing disparities.