Continued unrest will hit Nicaragua’s financial system

The country’s ongoing sociopolitical crisis is weighing heavily on numerous parts of the economy

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More negative-yield bonds raise euro-area bank risks

The ECB buying more sovereign bonds may lead to more zero-coupon bond issuance, and disruptive euro-area bank bailouts

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Macroeconomic expansion will likely be small at best, and insufficient to avert a recession

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Erdogan offers olive branch to opposition mayors but tensions remain and the situation may have changed by election time

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Construction is rising, but lagging demand, and the resulting supply limitations are driving house prices higher

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Policymakers have bolstered economic resilience through prudent policy and rainy-day saving, not structural reform

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The plunging forint has its compensations, fuelling stimulus-led growth

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President Rodrigo Duterte faces a challenge to pass legislation designed to increase foreign direct investment

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While the IMF praises the government on reducing macroeconomic imbalances, protesters demand the president’s resignation

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New Zealand’s central bank is responding to a turbulent international trade situation

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