Kazakhstan’s current account deficit will reach around 4 percent of GDP in 2025. According to the National Bank of Kazakhstan, it was 1.3 percent in 2024.
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UAE economy to see ‘smaller’ impact from global slowdown
The impact of the slowdown in major global economies will be “smaller” on the UAE’s growth and exports due to its relatively ...
Harvard Professor Jason Furman shared a graph showing India with the highest real GDP growth in the post-Covid era, beating ...
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly discussed Egypt’s preparations for the Gaza recovery conference and the progress of its IMF programme during separate meetings on Saturday with UN Secretary-General ...
The commitment of Turkish authorities to reduce inflation while protecting growth has brought 'important successes,' including gradual ...
The most notable development was the current account deficit ( CAD) for October, which stood at $112 million, reversing from ...
Last month, the real value of the Korean won fell to its lowest level since the global financial crisis. With the won-dollar ...
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ISSER demands clarity on Ghana’s return to capital market
Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER) has called for greater clarity and transparency in the ...
Donald Trump faces low approval and voter frustration over prices, despite easing inflation and investments, as the 2026 ...
From its 2020 low, India climbed past pre-Covid trendlines by 2022, hit +3% in 2024, and is projected to reach +5% by Q3 2025 ...
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Tanzanians brace for tough times ahead as financiers start shutting taps
This announcement seemed to have been meant to rally Tanzanians to brace for tough times as her new administration looks ...
Discover the challenges Trump faces as he navigates consumer prices, similar to those experienced during Biden's presidency.
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