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Country Insights
Dominican Congress Approves Fiscal Reform Bill
The National Congress has approved the fiscal reform bill, which includes measures to promote economic growth and mitigate the effects of the international economic crisis. The ...
GULF WEEKLY: Oil flows after US-Iran MoU, Kuwait and Qatar expect quite rapid restarts, Moody’s affirms Sharjah
A skimmable summary overlaid with our analysis and links. Headlines: * Transits have picked up through Hormuz, and prices dropped to $78 after the US-Iran MoU. * The 14-poin...
Cards on the table
In a longer-than-usual meeting, the Copom ultimately decided on another 0.25 p.p. reduction in the Selic rate target, to 14.25% per year, as expected by the market and by us. Th...
Index of economic activity in May remains below pre-war levels
The Bank of Israel’s Monthly Index of Economic Activity declined by 0.4% in May. The index reflects the average monthly growth rate over the March-May period and captures the im...