Rising prices could upset Czech government’s plans

Surging inflation could persist, requiring shifts in monetary and fiscal policy, as premier faces possible fraud charges

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Debate deepens among stagnationists and technologists

The latest secular-stagnation research shows that governments can often expand fiscal policy without longer-term cost

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A cut in gas prices will go down well with the new president's electorate, although he had nothing to do with it

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Prospects look brighter for the Colombian economy, but further adjustments are needed

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Solid January-March US GDP growth masked weaker domestic activity, adding to bond investors' worries

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Jet Airways has suspended operations while Delhi has failed to privatise Air India

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Legislative polls are on hold while speculation swirls about the president’s potential third-term ambitions

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With the economy growing, and the government may be tempted to reduce its focus on developing non-hydrocarbon sectors

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Several mines will start producing this year, entering a balanced market amid mixed near-term supply/demand fundamentals

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The government wants to overhaul the railways, creating new lines and privatising operations on the existing network

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