China’s Politburo signals decisive macroeconomic direction ahead of ‘two sessions’
China's Politburo outlines a proactive macroeconomic strategy ahead of the annual legislative sessions, focusing on stabilizing employment and markets.
How to create wealth... or destroy it
The article discusses the Argentine population's enduring trust in economic analysts despite decades of failures and questions the validity of their theories.
Cuts Will Continue If the Macro Environment Allows
Bank of Mexico governor Victoria Rodríguez Ceja indicated that interest rate adjustments will be considered based on macroeconomic conditions to mitigate inflation.
The conditions for growth are in place; the challenge is to take advantage of them
The article discusses Argentina's economic growth conditions for 2025, emphasizing the need to leverage these conditions effectively.
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.
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.
Kim Se-jik, Honorary Professor at Seoul National University, Appointed as New Director of KDI
Kim Se-jik, an honorary professor at Seoul National University and an expert in macroeconomics, has been appointed as the new director of the Korea Development Institute (KDI) beginning on the 7th of this month.
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.
The Hours Worked in This Country Are at an All-Time High
Florian Schuster-Johnson from the Department of Future at the Institute for Macroeconomics analyzes the debate on overtime and part-time work in Germany, emphasizing the need for structural incentives and better infrastructure.
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.
"Economically Completely Wrong Headed" – Institute Warns of Drastic Increase in National Debt
A new study by the Düsseldorf Institute for Macroeconomics and Business Cycle Research warns that if defense spending is permanently exempted from the debt brake, national debt could rise to nearly 100% of GDP by 2050.
Subject of Economics: Macroeconomics Must Be Included in the Curriculum
The article argues for the inclusion of macroeconomics in school curricula to better inform students about economic principles and the importance of financial literacy.