Economy
Global debt reaches record $353 trillion, straining public finances
Global debt hits $353 trillion (305% of GDP), according to the IIF, warning of central banks' limited room to raise rates without worsening fiscal burden.
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Economy
The Central Bank of Uruguay sees upward inflation risks but balanced on the horizon
The Central Bank of Uruguay projects short-term inflationary risks but claims they are globally balanced, with inflation converging to 4.5%.
Economy
OECD warns: real wages in Spain remain 2% below 2021
The OECD confirms that real wages in Spain are 2% below 2021 and will barely improve in 2026-2027.
Economy
Central banks warned that cutting rates too quickly could perpetuate inflation
IMF and MIT economists warn that cutting rates too quickly may keep inflation above target, following post-pandemic calibration errors.
Economy
Analysts Divided: Only 10 of 37 Anticipate Banxico Movement in 2026-2027
27 of 37 analysts do not foresee a date for Banxico's next move; among those who do, opinions are split between a hike and a cut.
Companies
Poland's Central Bank to Keep Rates at 3.75% Until End of 2026, According to ING
ING forecasts that Poland's Central Bank will keep rates at 3.75% until the end of 2026, ruling out hikes and delaying cuts.
Economy
Key Week: Inflation, Fed and Banxico Minutes Shape Economic Agenda
Inflation, employment, investment, and minutes from the Fed and Banxico shape the economic agenda for the first week of July.
Economy
Tax Revenue Hits Record Highs as Salaries Lose Purchasing Power
Net income for the Treasury nears €10.7 billion, a record. The most common salary is €1,500, while inflation exceeds 3%.
Companies
The cash of Spanish companies falls by 33% amid rising rates and restrictive credit
Median liquidity per account in companies drops 33% in H1 2026, to €14,732, due to rising rates and tighter credit.
Markets
Markets Face a Second Half of 2026 with Less Macro Support and More Dispersion
Franklin Templeton anticipates greater market dispersion and less central bank backing in the second half of 2026, with oil as a critical variable.
Markets
The Fed's minutes will reveal Kevin Warsh's reticence in his debut
The Fed's June minutes, chaired by Kevin Warsh, will be published on Wednesday and are key to understanding the new president's thoughts.
Economy
Kevin Warsh's Fed Keeps Rates Steady but Market Expects Hike in December
Warsh's Fed keeps rates unchanged, but the dot plot anticipates a quarter-point hike before December amid internal division and a cooling economy.