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Bulgaria prepares to adopt the euro in 2026 amid mixed public sentiment and lessons from previous Eurozone transitions, while several EU nations remain outside the currency union.
The World Bank warns rising interest rates could trigger a debt crisis across emerging markets, with developing nations facing $66 billion in annual debt payments and slowing...
Global creditors and debtors meet in Geneva to negotiate solutions to the $11.4 trillion developing world debt crisis, focusing on standardized restructuring, climate-linked...
UK inflation fell to 3.4% in May 2025, marking the third consecutive monthly decline. The easing was driven by lower air fares and petrol prices, though food costs continued to...
Persistent inflation driven by tariffs and supply constraints is eroding consumer purchasing power, with essentials like food and clothing seeing double-digit price hikes....
US inflation rose slightly to 2.4% in May but remained below expectations. While food and transportation costs increased, energy prices declined significantly. Core inflation...
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