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Country Insights
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...
NBU keeps prime rate at 15% despite easing inflation
The NBU Board left the prime rate unchanged at 15% at its June meeting today. Consumer inflation eased in May to +0.9% m/m (or +8.2% y/y) from +1.4% m/m (or +8.6% y/y) in April....
The Copom decided to cut the benchmark interest rate by 25 points, the Lower House approved the Freight Transportation Executive Order, and the STF decided on the liability of digital platforms for third-party content
As expected, the Central Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (Copom) decided to cut the benchmark interest rate (Selic) by 25 percentage points, bringing it to 14.25% per year. The...
TOPIC OF THE WEEK: The new shade of success? Think Uzbek green!
Uzbekistan is Central Asia’s rising heavyweight, and I have discussed its various shades of success, ranging from its improving macro-stability, narrowing twin deficits and risi...