It’s been decreed: something must be done about student loans in England
Student loan debt in England has become increasingly burdensome, leading to calls for reform from politicians and public figures.
Alexandra Villacís requests the Ministry of Labor and SRI to lift her work ban
Alexandra Villacís seeks to overturn a public employment ban imposed due to a debt, by requesting information and enabling her work status from the Ministry of Labor and the Internal Revenue Service.
Fitch Agency Decides on Poland's Credit Rating
Fitch Ratings has updated its outlook on Poland's credit rating, maintaining it but adjusting the perspective to negative amid ongoing economic and political considerations.
Brazil's gross public debt remains at 78.7% of GDP in January, shows Central Bank
Brazil's gross public debt stood at 78.7% of GDP in January, slightly below expectations, with a primary surplus recorded in the consolidated public sector.
PDMA: Auction of annual bonds on March 4
An auction of 52-week Greek government bonds will take place on March 4, 2026, amounting to 400 million euros.
Editorial: Voters should be promised nothing but disappointments – will the parties dare to implement the debt brake?
Finland's parties have reached a historic preliminary agreement on instituting a debt brake, which will necessitate significant public expenditure adjustments by 2031.
Bosnia-Herzegovina: 'Blackout' at the state broadcaster
Bosnia's public broadcaster BHRT has gone dark as a protest against the government's failure to adequately support it amid rising debt issues.
The Greek Path in Slovak / They wanted generous pensions, then came a 30 percent drop in living standards. Will this happen to us too?
The article discusses Slovakia's ongoing financial struggles and the recurring discussions about austerity measures aimed at avoiding a financial crisis similar to Greece's.
Why a 'mountain of debt' threatens Trump from March
Former President Donald Trump's economic achievements are overshadowed by a looming public debt crisis that he has not addressed in recent speeches.
Now comes the trimming: Up to 11 billion in adjustments ahead
A parliamentary report details the need for Finland to make adjustments of 8 to 11 billion euros by 2031 to curb public debt.
The IMF visits Libreville to assess Gabon's economic situation
The IMF is conducting a ten-day assessment of Gabon's economy amidst growing concerns over public debt and potential financial instability.
Live broadcast at 8:30: Parties reached an agreement - this is the debt brake
Finnish political parties have reached an agreement on a new debt brake ahead of the upcoming election term, although the Left Alliance has opted out of the agreement.
The debt brake working group announces its adjustment targets for the coming years
Finland's parliamentary debt brake working group is set to reveal its targets for public finances during the upcoming years from 2027 to 2033.
Public bike system without safe bike lanes: Quito's pending debt to cyclists
Quito's public bike system will return in 2026 after suspension, with an investment of $5.5 million and improved infrastructure.
Report obtained by IL reveals: There may be an adjustment need of up to 15 billion euros ahead
A report suggests Finland may face a greater fiscal adjustment need than expected, potentially reaching 15 billion euros due to various economic factors.
DF Chamber discusses project offering 12 public properties as collateral for BRB loan
The DF Chamber is set to discuss a bill that would allow the government to use 12 public properties as collateral for a billion-dollar loan from the Bank of Brasília.
Debt in dollars decreased, but total stock grew due to instruments in pesos
Argentina's national gross public debt reached approximately $460.934 billion, marking an increase despite dollar debt reductions.
Restructuring papers made public: This is how indebted Järvisydän is
The Finnish company Järvisydän is undergoing a corporate restructuring process due to significant debts amounting to 15.6 million euros, primarily caused by excessive investments in related companies.
RN is the 2nd most indebted state in the country and exceeds personnel spending limit, says Ministry of Finance
Rio Grande do Norte has become the second-most indebted state in Brazil, surpassing the legal limit for personnel expenditures.
Breaking news on political affairs, live | Sánchez announces the declassification on Tuesday of the 23-F documents 'to settle a historical debt with citizens'
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced the declassification of documents related to the failed coup attempt of February 23, 1981, to address a historical debt with the public and promote transparency.
Debt: Decreasing, but the threat remains – What will the next decade bring for Greece
Despite a decrease in Greece's public debt, concerns loom over its future outlook in the coming years.
National public debt grew by U$S 5.867 billion in January: it decreased in dollars but sharply increased in pesos
Argentina's national public debt increased by U$S 5.867 billion in January despite significant repayments, with most of the growth attributed to inflation-adjusted debt and interest capitalization.
Debt brake documents reveal: here are Finland's targets
A parliamentary working group in Finland proposes a public sector deficit target of 2-2.5% of GDP by 2031, requiring significant fiscal adjustments amidst uncertainty.
IL obtained the debt brake paper - Here's what cold treatment is in store
Iltalehti reveals that Finnish political parties have reached an agreement on a debt brake aimed at reducing public debt in the coming years.
The task force for expediting the payment of lump sums gets to work
The Greek government's economic team is making moves to reduce overdue public debts to private entities, establishing a task force to expedite lump sum payments.
Nigeria’s public debt rose to N153tn in Sept 2025 – DMO
Nigeria's total public debt reached N153.29 trillion as of September 30, 2025, reflecting a significant rise in both domestic and external debt obligations.
Treasury refinances 175 billion 648 million pesos and extends the debt term by 6.6 years
Mexico's Ministry of Finance refinanced a total of 175 billion 648 million pesos, extending the maturity of the debt as part of its strategy to improve public debt conditions.
Nigeria’s public debt rose to N153.29 trillion in September 2025 – DMO
Nigeria's public debt reached N153.29 trillion by the end of September 2025, showing a significant increase in both domestic and external debts.
In the United States, the worrying trajectory of public finances
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has raised alarms about the rising national debt and its implications for future deficits and interest payments in the United States.
Editorial: This is what the Left Alliance's debt brake looks like – SDP seems to be losing patience
The Left Alliance has decided to withdraw from a parliamentary agreement regarding public finance adjustments, signaling internal conflicts with the Social Democratic Party.
Left Alliance disagrees with debt brake
The Left Alliance in Finland has expressed dissent regarding the debt brake working group, arguing that decisions affecting future budget adjustments should not be finalized prematurely.
The national debt is increasing. Is the critical threshold close?
Latvia's national debt has nearly tripled over the last two decades, raising concerns about reaching critical levels as servicing costs soar due to rising interest rates and an increasing debt burden.
The National Debt is Increasing. What are the Solutions for Stabilization?
Latvia's national debt has tripled over the past 20 years, raising concerns about fiscal policy and the rising costs of debt service.
LIVE: Discussion 'Is the Critical Threshold of National Debt Close?'
The discussion continues the series of expert conversations by the Bank of Latvia on crucial economic issues.
Climate-related disasters can increase debt costs
Climate change impacts public finances in various ways, leading to higher costs associated with state debt.
PASOK: The government is filling the economy with 'debts'
PASOK criticizes the government for its public debt to private individuals exceeding €3 billion.
Auction of 6-month bonds: Steady yields – 500 million raised
The auction for 26-week bonds in Greece attracted strong demand, resulting in 500 million euros raised at a steady yield close to previous rates.
Confusing
The article discusses topics related to the economy and public debt in Mexico.
Public debts to private individuals have exceeded 3 billion
Greece's public debt to private individuals rose to €3.221 billion at the end of 2025, increasing by €170 million from the end of 2024.
Exceptions to the fiscal framework for funding the public machine grow and threaten budget control
Exceptions to Brazil's fiscal framework have increased due to a recent Supreme Court ruling, putting pressure on public expenditure control.
Public debt, a burden of 52 thousand euros for each citizen. The risk of becoming unsustainable
Italy's public debt has reached a staggering €52,000 per citizen, raising concerns about its sustainability.
Michoacán approves reform that prohibits inheriting debt to future governments
Michoacán has passed a constitutional reform that prevents state governments from contracting debt beyond their six-year term, aiming to put an end to decades of public debt burdens on the population.
Spanish debt falls to 100.8% of GDP, its lowest level since before the pandemic
Spain's public debt has decreased to 100.8% of GDP, the lowest since before the pandemic, despite a historical absolute figure of €1.7 trillion.
Public debt grew by 5% in 2025, nearing 1.7 trillion euros, although it fell in relation to GDP
Spain's public debt increased by 4.8% last year, reaching a new historical high while the debt-to-GDP ratio slightly decreased.
Fiscal crisis and debt need to take center stage in the campaign
The article discusses the fiscal crisis and debt management under the government of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in Brazil, emphasizing the need for these issues to be prioritized in the electoral campaign.
Classifieds
The article discusses various economic and market-focused topics in Mexico, including classified sections and key financial news.
Prof. Schlevogt’s Compass No. 41: Dutch disease, US strain – Dollar dominance hollows out industry
The article discusses the implications of the US dollar's dominance as the world's reserve currency, highlighting its paradoxical effects on the country's economy.
Rise in public debt calls into question the future of Haddad's fiscal framework
In Brazil, the recent increase in public debt raises concerns about the sustainability of the fiscal framework established by Minister Fernando Haddad.
Rich countries should fear the 'Brazilization' of the global economy, says The Economist
The Economist warns that rich countries should be concerned about the 'Brazilization' of the global economy, characterized by high interest rates and rising public debt.
Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla announces reform to end public debt in Michoacán
Michoacán Governor Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla has proposed a constitutional reform aimed at preventing the state from accruing public debt beyond his term.