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The currency swap aims to stabilize Argentina's economy amid severe liquidity shortages and volatility
The deal supports ongoing reforms and debt restructuring essential for long-term economic stability
The new tariff will significantly impact costs for truck buyers and various industries reliant on these vehicles
Moderate growth reflects resilience amid high inflation, tariff disruptions, and cautious business investmentsÂ
Transport costs surged 3.2 percent, driven by a 30.2 percent increase in airfares
RBA cited weaker public demand as key factor in lowering annual economic outlook for 2025Â
Economists suggest limited easing opportunities as U.S. tariffs impact India's export landscape
Since December 2018, over 20,293 container ships have navigated these vital international routes
S&P Global's PMI for manufacturing dropped to 48.8, marking a decline from June's 50.1Â
Private consumption increased 0.5 percent, supported by improving sentiment and a stock market rally
Benchmark loan rates unchanged as country faces trade challenges
Strengthening calls for additional interest rate cuts from ECB
Germany's manufacturing rebound and easing inflation signal a positive shift in Europe's economic engine
The bank noted that falling ECB deposit rates and reduced bond holdings will help mitigate future losses
Treasuries fell amid volatility as risk sentiment recovered
U.S. employers announced 172,017 layoffs in February, up 245 percent from January’s figures
The government plans to issue $179 billion in special treasury bonds this year to finance its stimulus effort
Last week, Lagarde suggested price growth may fluctuate before slowing toward the 2 percent target later
November and December payrolls were revised up by 100,000 due to routine annual adjustments
The country's per capita GDP has been calculated based on a nominal growth rate of 5.9 percent
Core inflation remained steady at 2.7 percent for the fourth month in a row
Despite exceeding 49.5, PMI remained below the 50 threshold for growthÂ
Japan's economy grew faster than expected in July-September, driven by higher capital investment and exportsÂ
Exports amounted to $2.93 trillion, up 5.1 percent YoY, and imports totaled $2.14 trillionÂ
