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India’s economic performance surged past expectations, outpacing all economist predictions ahead of upcoming elections. The statistics ministry highlighted an 8.4% YoY GDP increase, driven by
March 29, 2024
India’s economic performance surged past expectations, outpacing all economist predictions ahead of upcoming elections. The statistics ministry highlighted an 8.4% YoY GDP increase, driven by
Malaysia’s trade minister noted that the country is experiencing a positive influence on foreign direct investment due to the fluctuation of the ringgit. He emphasized
Nepal’s trade deficit for the first seven months of the current fiscal year escalated to over 811 bln rupees despite governmental efforts to curb it,
Pakistan’s electorate showcased a significant shift in sentiment against the influential military, which, despite the results, is expected to continue exerting considerable influence. The military’s
Russian President Putin intensified his warnings to the West regarding their support for Ukraine, suggesting the risk of a nuclear conflict over the war in
Armenian PM Pashinyan announced that Armenia has effectively suspended its engagement with the Russia-led Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), hinting at a formal withdrawal if
Kazakhstan’s Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation, Nurzhan Nurzhigitov, reported reaching a consensus with Uzbekistan on sharing irrigation water from the Syrdarya River, a critical
The IMF approved a 22-month PCI for Tajikistan, aimed at enhancing fiscal responsibility, modernizing economic and monetary policies, and promoting inclusive growth through structural reforms.
The recent decision by Russia to impose a six-month export ban on gasoline to several nations, including Libya, starting March 1, is anticipated to compel
Kenya’s annual inflation rate decreased to 6.3% in February from 6.9% the previous month, with expectations for further declines as the recent shilling appreciation impacts
Senegal’s opposition leaders have dismissed a suggestion to schedule the postponed elections for June 2, opposing the extension of President Sall’s term until his successor
Diverging views have emerged among major investment banks regarding the future of South Africa’s local bond markets after a February selloff. Goldman Sachs finds the
South African Reserve Bank Governor Kganyago emphasized that interest rates would remain high until inflation is within the target range, maintaining the benchmark rate at
Zambia’s inflation rate increased for the eighth consecutive month to 13.5% in February, despite the kwacha’s recent appreciation, which is yet to fully impact inflation
Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has declared the country’s severe drought, impacting agriculture and hydropower, a national emergency. The persistent dry conditions have prompted a realignment
Argentina engaged in discussions with the IMF on a new agreement to facilitate quicker liberation from capital controls through additional financial support. The fund is
Brazil’s unemployment rate marginally rose to 7.6% in January, pausing a nine-month sequence of job market expansion, attributed mainly to seasonal influences amid an economic
Colombia’s President Petro and Finance Minister Bonilla are advocating for a substantial reduction in interest rates at the upcoming central bank policy meeting, citing controlled
Paraguay’s Treasury has received approval for short-term financial advances totaling PYG 2 tln (approximately USD 275 million) from the central bank, aligning with the country’s
India’s economic performance surged past expectations, outpacing all economist predictions ahead of upcoming elections. The statistics ministry highlighted an 8.4% YoY GDP increase, driven by
Malaysia’s trade minister noted that the country is experiencing a positive influence on foreign direct investment due to the fluctuation of the ringgit. He emphasized
Nepal’s trade deficit for the first seven months of the current fiscal year escalated to over 811 bln rupees despite governmental efforts to curb it,
Pakistan’s electorate showcased a significant shift in sentiment against the influential military, which, despite the results, is expected to continue exerting considerable influence. The military’s
Russian President Putin intensified his warnings to the West regarding their support for Ukraine, suggesting the risk of a nuclear conflict over the war in
Armenian PM Pashinyan announced that Armenia has effectively suspended its engagement with the Russia-led Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), hinting at a formal withdrawal if
Kazakhstan’s Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation, Nurzhan Nurzhigitov, reported reaching a consensus with Uzbekistan on sharing irrigation water from the Syrdarya River, a critical
The IMF approved a 22-month PCI for Tajikistan, aimed at enhancing fiscal responsibility, modernizing economic and monetary policies, and promoting inclusive growth through structural reforms.
The recent decision by Russia to impose a six-month export ban on gasoline to several nations, including Libya, starting March 1, is anticipated to compel
Kenya’s annual inflation rate decreased to 6.3% in February from 6.9% the previous month, with expectations for further declines as the recent shilling appreciation impacts
Senegal’s opposition leaders have dismissed a suggestion to schedule the postponed elections for June 2, opposing the extension of President Sall’s term until his successor