Mexico
The Mexican peso fell to 20.7 per USD, its lowest in a month, after Trump confirmed 25% tariffs on Mexican goods. The tariff decision, linked
March 4, 2025
The Mexican peso fell to 20.7 per USD, its lowest in a month, after Trump confirmed 25% tariffs on Mexican goods. The tariff decision, linked
Honduras’ CPI increased by 1.15% in February, mainly driven by a rise in school costs and transportation prices. Still, prices have been moderated by the
Nigeria and the UN’s Sustainable Energy for All aim to raise USD 500 mln for a fund to finance distributed renewable energy projects like solar
Morocco’s economy is projected to grow by 5.0% in 2025, up from 3.3% in 2024, driven by strong investment, supported by Bank Al Maghrib’s monetary
Ghana’s central bank governor has suspended the gold-for-oil program and expects the cedi to stabilize after its volatility last year. Improved monetary and fiscal policy
Kazakhstan’s inflation rose to 9.4% YoY in February, up from 8.9% in the previous month, the highest reading in more than a year. The Kazakh
The World Bank forecasts Azerbaijan’s economic growth will slow over the coming years, as adapting to the energy transition will be challenging for the country.
President Trump has now said he thinks a deal over mineral revenues in Ukraine could still be possible, following an acrimonious meeting last week with
Pakistan’s inflation slowed to 1.52% in February, the lowest in over seven years. The central bank expects inflation to average 5.5%-7.5% for the year through
The Malaysian ringgit is expected to appreciate against the USD in 2025, reaching MYR4.23 (USD 0.95) per USD. However, the pace of this appreciation will
India’s GDP is expected to grow at 6.5% in 2024-25 and 2025-26, driven by strong private consumption and macroeconomic stability. Inflation is likely to converge
Trump’s comments on China’s currency policy strengthen the case for the PBoC to maintain its strategy of keeping the yuan stable. The PBoC has capped
OPEC+ plans to increase production in April, a move seen as bearish, with Citigroup forecasting Brent crude to fall to USD 60-65/bbl in the next
US 10Y treasury yields fell to around 4.15%, its lowest in over four months, as tariff concerns weighed on the US economy. US President Trump