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Canada will likely usher in another minority government when voters hit the polls on Sept 20, led by either the incumbent Liberals or the...
Recent political shifts have increased the odds of Germany loosening its tight national fiscal rules after the September elections, which could be...
Governments around Australia pursued an ‘infrastructure-led recovery’ to kickstart the economy following the coronavirus induced 2020 recession. As...
President-elect Pedro Castillo will struggle to pass legislation in Peru’s fragmented Congress, meaning the proposals that markets most worry about...
We will publish our latest city forecasts at the end of June, showing that for the world’s major cities, 2020’s GDP declines will be mostly reversed...
With the border closed until mid-2022, suppressed net overseas migration will limit Australia’s population growth to only 48,200 people in FY2021. It...
The current Conte government looks very likely to end soon, as previous PM Renzi will withdraw his support over the next few hours. At this stage,...
US state and local government revenues are faring much better than initially feared, likely reducing the need for further significant spending cuts....
2020 has been a particularly damaging year for Latin America’s cities, reflecting the coronavirus pandemic. The pace of recovery is varying,...
The fallout from the pandemic will cement the trend of safe haven bond yields remaining low over the next five years. Any rises will be gradual and...
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