Richest Countries in Africa by GDP (2025 Rankings)
Explore the top richest countries in Africa by GDP and their share in Africa’s total economic output in 2025.| Economics Insider
Explore the top richest countries in Africa by GDP and their share in Africa’s total economic output in 2025.| Economics Insider
Labour shortages remain an ongoing challenge across Europe, limiting firms’ ability to deliver a strong pipeline of work. 28% of construction firms are reporting that lack of personnel is limiting their output and 14% are intending to hoard labour in the next three months to minimise future risk.| Oxford Economics
The European economy has endured a challenging year in 2025, but we expect Amsterdam to hold up relatively well.| Oxford Economics
Commodity prices are set to dip in 2026 as global growth slows and demand weakens. Will stabilisation mid-year signal a rebound ahead?| Oxford Economics
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) is a key nonpartisan score keeper that measures the effects of policy changes by the Federal Government. With several policy changes since January of this year, including the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), stricter immigration, and higher tariffs, the CBO updated its economic projections through 2028. Primarily, the CBO […]| Eye On Housing
By 2035, we expect France’s public debt to approach 125% of GDP, up from 113% in 2024 and among the highest in advanced economies. Given the current political impasse, meaningful fiscal consolidation is unlikely before the 2027 presidential election. Even after that, we expect it to be gradual, keeping debt on an upward path and France's vulnerability to shocks elevated.| Oxford Economics
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The social media conversations omit the application of clear theory from the GDP accounting equation.| Economist Writing Every Day
The Budget on November 26 will be a key test of market confidence in the UK government's fiscal approach. If the government missteps and markets take fright, we think that sterling depreciation would accompany higher gilt yields.| Oxford Economics
A Standard and Poor’s megerősítette Magyarország államadósság-besorolását.| mfor.hu - Menedzsment Fórum
Economist Craig Paulsson has made a simple game free to all. When you go to MapGDP.com you will find a real picture from Google Maps and a simple question. Guess the GDP/capita in the country where…| Economist Writing Every Day
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I’ve just finished Growth: A Reckoning (2023) by Daniel Susskind. Professor of business at Gresham College in London, he’s a skilful writer and anyone interested in the study of economic growth should enjoy this book. There is much to comment, but to remain within my area of expertise, I’ll only analyse his take on degrowth, a topic he addresses […]| Timothée Parrique
by Alix Underwood The world looked poised to end hunger in the mid-2010s, after decades of decline in the percentage of the population that is undernourished. People often attribute progress in the late 20th century to the technological advances of the “Green Revolution.” However, the revolution’s costs and benefits, and their distribution, are hotly contested. Many experts instead point simply to economic growth as the primary factor responsible for poverty reduction and, The post Has ...| Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy
Growth marks first increase in four months| Investment Executive
Reading Time: 4minutesDisponible en français. This HillNote compares Canada’s productivity performance with that of other Group of Seven (G7) countries and Australia, which has a resource-rich economy that is similar to Canada’s. The HillNote is the second in a four-part series on... Read More › The post What Is Canada’s Productivity Performance and How Does It Compare to Other Countries? appeared first on HillNotes.| HillNotes
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin stated that Russia’s GDP is growing faster than in some countries that have refused to cooperate with Russia.| Sputnik International
Saudi Aramco’s 20-year, $11bn lease deal with Global Infrastructure Partner (GIP), a firm under BlackRock’s umbrella, for Jafurah Field Gas Plant underscores the growing international confidence in Saudi Arabia’s ongoing economic transformation.| Oxford Economics
Broad-based weakness dragged GDP down 0.1% in May, but preliminary June data points to a possible, if modest, rebound.| Mortgage Rates & Mortgage Broker News in Canada
This HillStudy consists of a series of questions and answers intended to provide a better understanding of economic statistics and federal government finances.| HillNotes
This HillNote is the first in a series of four publications about productivity. The second in the series presents Canada’s productivity performance compared to other advanced economies. The third analyzes the main potential causes of Canada’s relatively low productivity growth, and the fourth analyzes the principal potential solutions.| HillNotes
After many quarters of healthy expansion, US economic activity abruptly contracted in the first quarter of 2025—President Trump’s first quarter in office. How did a strong economy begin to falter so quickly? Many, if not most, commentators attributed the decline to a surge in imports dragging down GDP. In truth, however, imports have no direct effect on GDP. Because of its popularity, it is important to debunk the myth that imports reduce GDP.| Rangvid’s Blog
Real GDP fell at an annual rate of -0.3% in the first quarter of 2025, according to the BEA's "advance" estimate.| ABA Banking Journal
Real GDP decreased at an annual rate of 0.3% in the first quarter of 2025, according to the “advanced” estimate| ABA Banking Journal
The 2025 first quarter GDP data came in slightly bad: negative 0.3%. I think the number is a bit hard to interpret right now, but it’s hard to spin away a negative number. A big factor pullin…| Economist Writing Every Day
Last month I wrote about the projected decline in GDP from the Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow model. Since then, they have released an alternative version of the model, which includes a “gold adj…| Economist Writing Every Day
China’s firms lag in emissions reductions, facing pressures from regulations, carbon markets, and trade barriers.| A greener life, a greener world
What do you do when your economy is in the doldrums and you need to kickstart growth?| Coppola Comment
Dear friends, I said I wouldn't post any more on this site. But Elon Musk doesn't like me posting Substack links on Twitter. And Substack itself is a mess. The home page looks amateurish, and new posts don't even appear on it until they've amassed enough views to push down previous posts. It's an absurd way of organising a site. | Coppola Comment
In Downing Street, I was once lobbied to support a £200m per annum cut to beer duty, because it was “the best growth policy I could ask for”. You see, that £200m would go into drinkers&…| Freethinking Economist
7.6 billion people producing an estimated global GDP of 131 trillion dollars (measured in purchasing power parity), that is the world in 2018. In its latest forecast, the International Monetary Fund predicts predicts a continuing global economic growth of 3.9%, … Continue reading →| Views of the World
The neoliberal ideology of unrestrained markets has led to a global crisis. Humanity now faces an existential threat as the result of global dominance by corporations, whose ultimate goal is at odd…| Patterns of Meaning
The new home of Brian McGlinchey’s independent journalism is Stark Realities with Brian McGlinchey, a Substack newsletter. →→ Visit Stark Realities with Brian McGlinchey: Invigoratingly unorthodox perspectives for intellectually honest readers Paul Krugman has done it again: From his lofty perch at The New York Times, the chief jester of the Keynesian court has wrapped […]| LibertyMcG
The economy in Venezuela has experienced a more stable outlook amidst US sanctions, but concerns remain over low wages.| Venezuelanalysis
