Sri Lanka will step up appeals to China and India

Colombo may need Beijing and Delhi to help it avert a sovereign default but their support is not guaranteed

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A revival of money velocity would pressure the US Fed

The velocity of money ratio, nominal GDP to M1 or M2, has fallen sharply over recent years but could start rising again

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The emergence of the Omicron variant looks set to slow Germany’s economic growth over the coming months

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Letting the lira slide and prices soar may do little for growth and augments the risk of an eventual crisis

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Inflation expectations have become more important than unemployment as a measure for predicting inflation outcomes

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Contradictory fiscal and spending pressures are rising with the economy now in technical recession

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Parliament has repealed three laws over which farmers have been protesting for more than a year

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Governor General Mary Simon opened parliament on November 23 with the formal speech outlining the government’s agenda

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The president has changed his nominee for Banxico governor, replacing a former finance minister with a relative unknown

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Central European policy-makers are in a race to raise rates, as the region’s fundamentals deteriorate sharply

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