BMI expects economic growth to fall by at least 0.2-0.3 percentage points if the war persists through April
Higher energy prices will hit energy-importing countries the most, and consumption will take a hit amid rising prices
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Higher energy prices will hit energy-importing countries the most, and consumption will take a hit amid rising prices
That’s why economists are increasingly using one word to describe what’s happening: stagflation
Brent longs are at a six-year high, the USD is back in favor, and even classic havens are no longer…
Housing and utilities continue to be the main upward driver of inflation
This will happen if the current regional conflict drives oil prices up by 10% and holds them there for most…
Food and beverages only rose 0.2% compared to 1.4% in December
Persistent growth in rent prices is creating a higher floor for the cost of living
Morgan Stanley predicts AI infrastructure investment needs will keep US inflation above the Federal Reserve’s 2% target through the end…
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