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Putin says Russia’s public debt remains among the lowest in the world

Russian President Vladimir Putin has defended the country’s fiscal position, saying Russia continues to have one of the lowest public debt levels globally despite the presence of a budget deficit. Speaking during the plenary session of the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, Putin acknowledged......

Kenya: Private Sector Activity Falls Back into Decline in August

The Kenyan private sector experienced another slowdown in August. According to the PMI index from Stanbic Bank Kenya, activity contracted for the first time in three months, hampered by rising raw material costs, cash flow tensions, and supply chain difficulties. PMI Drops Below Growth Threshold The......

Iran conflict puts fresh pressure on global markets

Global financial markets came under renewed pressure on Tuesday as the escalation of military tensions in the Middle East sent energy prices higher and revived concerns over inflation, borrowing costs and the outlook for the world economy. The latest market movements followed new US strikes against......

Gold Prices Fall to Two-Week Low Under Fed Pressure

The gold market remains under pressure at the start of the week. The precious metal hit its lowest level in nearly two weeks on Monday, weighed down by the firmer tone adopted by the President of the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh. The prospect of higher interest rates, combined with soaring oil prices......

United States: The Fed Takes a Tough Stance Amid Persistently High Inflation

The President of the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh, sent a strong signal on price developments on Friday. In his first speech at Jackson Hole, he deemed inflation "concerning" and stated that financial conditions can hardly be considered sufficiently restrictive. A Highly Anticipated Message for the Markets Kevin......

Inflation: Prices Rise to 2.4% in August, Driven by Energy Surge

Inflation continues to rise in France. According to the preliminary estimate published by Insee on Friday, consumer prices increased by 2.4% year-on-year in August, up from 2.1% in July. The acceleration is primarily driven by energy prices, which have surged significantly over the year. Price increases......

US Inflation and Fed Rates: Dollar Strengthens Ahead of Jackson Hole

The US dollar is trading near its highest level in eight days on Thursday, supported by new data showing that inflation in the United States remains high enough to keep the prospect of a monetary tightening by the Federal Reserve (Fed) open by the end of the year. Investors are now turning their attention......

South Korea: Bank of Korea Raises Growth Forecast to 3.3% for 2026

The South Korean economy is expected to experience stronger growth than previously anticipated in 2026. The Bank of Korea (BOK) raised its forecast for gross domestic product growth to 3.3%, up from 2.6% projected last May. This revision of 0.7 percentage points primarily reflects the strength of semiconductor......

Toronto Stock Exchange Hesitates Amid Strong Bank Results and Trade Tensions with the US

Futures tied to Canada’s main stock index are moving in different directions on Wednesday morning. Investors are welcoming the strong results from the National Bank of Canada while remaining cautious about the escalating trade tensions between Ottawa and Washington, as well as the upcoming US inflation......

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