A revitalized credit cycle ... it on a graph: I drew it by hand in a simple editor, but I think you will understand. - Rising Smooth Line: This is the long-term trend of potential GDP growth.

Pandemic inflation still haunts the RBNZ, making policymakers more cautious on rate cuts than economic models advise ...

In our opinion, the data reminds investors and practitioners that AI hype does not equal budget immunity. While earlier data documented robust intent to invest, the C-suite view presented above ...

When charted on a graph, these fluctuations show that ... The National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) measures the business cycle, which uses GDP and Gross National Income to date the cycle.

Yasir Ali, owner of Al-Baber Garments and a wholesale dealer in Lahore for 23 years, says this decline has affected his business ... cycle, even if it’s through knock-offs,” he continues ...

The IMF lists Spain’s gross debt to GDP ratio ... dip shown in this graph corresponds to the 2008 banking crisis, which tightened credit all over the world. An overdeveloped property market is highly ...

Making sense of the economy requires more than just tracking the latest data—it demands a framework for connecting the dots. The good news is that the economy doesn’t move in random spurts ...

Globally, the outlook is more sobering. The UN now expects world GDP to grow by just 2.4% in 2025, down from 2.9% in 2024 and a major slump from earlier forecasts.Emerging economies like Brazil ...

GDP numbers released in the Press Note dated February 28, 2025 (henceforth referred to as ‘the document’) present four sets of data. They pertain to: (a) Quarterly Estimates of GDP for Q3 ...

Consultancy Saltmarsh Economics estimates that even without any nominal GDP growth, an extra 325 billion euros of debt would ...

Moving beyond traditional thematic categories such as infrastructure, consumption, and MNCs, mutual fund houses have recently introduced newer thematic funds that follow business cycle ...

Germany's yield curve is currently steeper than the United States' because the ECB has almost completed its easing cycle, while the ... G7 member with a debt-to-GDP ratio below 100%, bolstering ...