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Semi-structural models like Colombia’s 4GM-model serve as a key tool for monetary policy analysis in emerging markets, enabling detailed examination of post-pandemic inflation dynamics.
Morgan Stanley forecasts a 15-20% house price drop in Australia's $11 trillion market after tax changes and RBA hikes, threatening consumer spending (60% of GDP), bank balance sheets, and funding for AUKUS amid Iran-related geopolitical strains.
US private credit defaults hit record highs in April amid surging Treasury yields, while debt, inflation, and populism pressures push yields toward an...
Nigeria's push to revive the Eastern Railway Corridor, especially the Enugu-Aba stretch, aims to cut logistics costs, boost manufacturing, and...
China’s NDRC moved to restore investor confidence by clarifying it never instructed tech firms to reject foreign capital, provided deals comply with...
Saudi Arabia is sustaining its trillion-dollar transformation despite a $33.5 billion Q1 2026 deficit by halting NEOM's "The Line" until after 2030,...
South Africa's fiscal outlook remains strained by global shocks, rising municipal debt, and ageing infrastructure, according to Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana.
AI adoption varies sharply by sector and firm size, reshaping competition through prices, quality, and speed.
Poland's strong headline growth under PiS (2016–2023) looked like a populist success, yet adjusted figures reveal it was largely driven by Ukrainian...
Recent research reveals interconnected drivers of economic growth and stability across regions:
Forestar Group and Sky Harbour Group are positioned for growth as healthy demand in industrial, logistics, data center and office segments combines...
Georgia's economy expanded 7.5% year-over-year in 2025, driven primarily by domestic private consumption which rose 8.2% amid rising real wages.
New research examines how flood disasters affect banks' financial conditions in Japan through granular municipality-level data, underscoring natural disasters as a material risk to financial stability.
This Oxford Academic paper examines the theoretical channels through which monetary policy affects financial stability and whether central banks can prevent endogenous financial crises.
Global liquidity continues to expand, yet the drivers remain highly concentrated. This narrow base could shape how durable the current expansion proves to be.
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