Opinion
Global Leading Indicators, February 2026 - Upturn Confirmed; Will It Slip In Rising Oil Prices?
A broad-based upturn in global cyclical activity has been underway since the end of Q3 2025. The question is whether the upturn will falter in the face of the energy price shock from the war ...
Central bank governors shape monetary policy, financial stability and investor confidence. Around the world, their appointment processes vary widely, revealing stark contrasts between transparent, mer ...
The military conflict in Iran and the Middle East is curtailing the global flow of oil and natural gas. Along with ...
Researchers from the National Museum of Natural History examined the effects of systematically hunting 'species likely to cause damage.' They found that the cost of destroying these animals exceeded ...
It is not the same as the post-pandemic Russian invasion of Ukraine, since that shock elevated demand alongside reduced energy supplies. A pure supply shock, being itself a hit to global GDP, weakens ...
Recessions and other economic shocks are inevitable. Although the timing and particulars of the next downturn or emergency are hard to anticipate, one can predict with certainty that another will ...
Keynote Speech by IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva at Japan's Ministry of Finance's "Future of the Global Economy amid a Fluid International Economic and Monetary Order" Symposium ...
Explore Consumer Price Index trends and inflation insights shaping the economy of India, policy reforms, GST 2.0 impact, and factors driving price stability.
The US-Israeli attacks on Iran and its subsequent retaliation could raise additional challenges for some emerging market sovereigns, like Sri Lanka, through such channels as energy imports, ...
Brady bonds are USD-denominated sovereign debt securities issued by developing countries, supported by U.S. Treasury bonds.
This is an audio transcript of The Economics Show podcast episode: ‘Are investors getting the Iran conflict wrong? With Robin Brooks’ Soumaya Keynes After threatening war on Iran for weeks, on ...
Surging energy prices and threats to shipping. How the Middle East war could hurt the global economy
The conflict raging in the Middle East will test the resilience of a global economy buffeted by tariffs and other trade disruptions over the past year.
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