But tariff headwinds will likely necessitate more monetary and fiscal easing. We expect China to take additional measures to meet this year’s “around 5%” growth target China's first-quarter ...

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Revenue collection by Chattogram Customs House rose 12 percent over the past nine months thanks to the easing of import ...

"Interest rate cuts, income tax relief and easing inflation are expected to provide tailwinds to consumption this fiscal, while the expected normal monsoon will support agricultural incomes," the ...

But this isn’t a one-way road. As fiscal stimulus builds momentum across the eurozone, deVere Group’s Nigel Green goes on to ...

If Türkiye maintains its current macroeconomic policy trajectory, the recent rebound in international investor confidence ...

India's domestic demand is showing recovery signs, fueled by healthy rabi output and easing inflation expected in fiscal 2025 ...

The main work of these projects is being carried out by the Land Port Authority of the Ministry of Shipping in coordination with other ministries ...

The effect of tariffs will likely be felt more strongly in 2026 than in 2025 given front-loading of projected fiscal easing. Elsewhere in emerging markets, growth impacts from tariffs will be ...