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Tanzania: East Africa’s New Powerhouse

Global Finance

Tanzanias socioeconomic transformation drives economic dominance by attracting substantial investments and dominating intraregional trade. The East African nation has opted to go on quietly pursuing economic supremacy. The momentum persists, with growth forecast at 5.4% Outsiders, however, are taking note. Tanzania office.

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Balance sheets under siege: Fighting back in 2026

Future CFO

“These strategies can assist the management of organisations to control the mounting expenses, more effectively and protect the profitability of the firms in the unpredictable economic scenario,” suggests Jose. He cites manufacturers in Luzon whose contracts allow adjustments when fuel surges increase transport costs.

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Peru: A Stable Latin American Hub

Global Finance

Peru has seen continued economic growth for the past two years and this is expected to last at least until the end of 2025. We saw the economic activity print for August come in at 3.5% We saw the economic activity print for August come in at 3.5% With economic activity averaging 2.8% year-over-year (0.6% y-o-y (1.5%

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COP29: Aliyev’s Moment In The Spotlight

Global Finance

COP29 follows a spell of good economic news for Azerbaijan. year-on-year in the first half, leading forecasters to raise their full-year projections. The government aims to lure foreign direct investment (FDI) into such sectors as tourism, information and communication technology, logistics and transport, and agribusiness.

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10 Weekend Reads

Barry Ritholtz

Echo Beach ) Why Japan Succeeds Despite Stagnation : For more than three decades, Japan has endured near-complete economic stagnation. The major costs of living, like housing, energy, and transportation are not particularly expensive compared to other highly-developed countries. There are few left to trust.

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Putting Global Risk In Perspective: Q&A With BNP Paribas’ Meghan Robson

Global Finance

Meghan Robson, head of US Credit Strategy for BNP Paribas, speaks to Global Finance about directional forecasts and what to expect post-election. Meghan Robson: The economic landscape has been positive and driven credit spreads to multiyear tights. Global Finance: What surprised you in 2024? Robson: We’re more cautious.

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Transcript: Apollo’s Torsten Slok

Barry Ritholtz

I, I disagree with his forecast for this year, which is 0% chance of recession. WA was the career plan, always economics and finance. And I studied economics in university. And I spent a year in Princeton in the economics department in 95, 96 when Ben Panke was the chairman of the economics department.