Honduras
Honduras’ economic activity grew by 4.2% YoY in January, up from the revised 3.8% in December. International reserves also rose to USD 8.304 bln in
March 17, 2025
Honduras’ economic activity grew by 4.2% YoY in January, up from the revised 3.8% in December. International reserves also rose to USD 8.304 bln in
Argentina’s inflation rate rose by 2.4% in February, surpassing the 2.3% median estimate, with annual inflation slowing to 66.9%. The central bank’s strategy to slow
The US Export-Import Bank approved a USD 4.7 bln loan for TotalEnergies SE’s Mozambique LNG project, which was previously halted due to militant attacks linked
The IMF concluded its visit to Kenya, where officials and Kenyan authorities reached an understanding not to proceed with the ninth and final review of
Advancing anti-government fighters in eastern DR Congo led to the temporary closure of the Bisie tin mine, the third most productive tin mine in the
Botswana’s long-term foreign currency debt rating was affirmed by S&P at BBB+, with the outlook revised from stable to negative. S&P indicated that weak global
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi rejected President Trump’s demand to cease support for Yemen’s Houthi rebels. Araghchi stated that the US has “no authority” to
Hamas has offered to release all US-Israeli hostages, including one still alive, in response to a mediator proposal aiming to end the 17-month conflict with
Inflation in Mongolia rose 9.6% YoY in February, from a downward revision of 8.7% in January. This is the highest inflation rate since September 2023,
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated that 25 allied leaders agreed to tighten restrictions on Russia’s economy and push for a ceasefire in the Ukraine
US President Trump announced he would speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss an end to the war in Ukraine. Trump expressed optimism about
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer emphasized to Vietnam’s top trade official that Vietnam needs to improve its trade balance with the US and further open
The IMF and Pakistan’s government have made progress in releasing the next USD 1 bln tranche under its current program. The second USD 1 bln