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Tracking Turkiye: Presidential elections go to a runoff

With the outlook still uncertain, monitor endorsement announcements from the third presidential candidate, Ogan Turkiye…

Zeynep KosereisogluMay 18, 2023

Europe, Middle East and Africa

The impact of elections in Slovakia on EU relations

Weak economic growth and high inflation may increase political instability Slovakia's September 2023 election will…

Jon DavenportMay 11, 2023

Latin America

Chile’s right-leaning parties secure majority vote

Chile’s right-leaning parties have 34 of the 51 seats in the new constitutional council On…

Rodrigo Eyzaguirre MiragliaMay 11, 2023

Udaipur city aerial panoramic view, India

Asia Pacific

Profitability diverges for Indian companies

Costs will fall in 2023 but remain historically elevated, weighing on some companies' profit margins…

Kinnari GurnaniMay 11, 2023

Latin America

Argentina is on the verge of a currency crisis

The parallel rate reached historic highs and is more than double the official rate April…

Rodrigo Eyzaguirre MiragliaMay 4, 2023

Europe, Middle East and Africa

Capturing opportunities in Qatar

Qatar’s importance in your MENA portfolio will increase in 2023 Multinationals will need to work…

Yasmina ZamelMay 4, 2023

Global

Food inflation will remain elevated into 2024

Food inflation continues to keep headline inflation at elevated levels Multinationals should revisit scenario planning…

Jon DavenportMay 4, 2023

Asia Pacific

South Korea avoids a serious contraction in Q1

Inconsistent growth across segments points to continued volatility in the market Though the Korean economy…

Milind SinghMay 4, 2023

Europe, Middle East and Africa

SSA’s landscape requires an agile approach

Takeaways from FrontierView’s Johannesburg Executive Roundtable On April 18, 2023, FrontierView held its biannual Sub-Saharan…

Matthew KindingerApril 27, 2023

Latin America

President Lasso’s impeachment proceedings begin

Ecuador’s increasingly polarized and disruptive political environment remains a drag on the economy Earlier this…

Andrés Martínez-FernándezApril 27, 2023

Europe, Middle East and Africa

The expected new mobilization wave in Russia

The Russian migrants are reshaping Central Asia and the Caucasus (CCA) economies It is less…

Nigar JafarovaApril 27, 2023

Asia Pacific

ASEAN currencies will exhibit more stability in 2023

ASEAN currencies will be under much less downward pressure in 2023 due to easing global…

Shivank SehgalApril 27, 2023

Asia Pacific

China’s reopening will keep oil prices high in 2023

Oil prices are likely to increase throughout the year Oil prices in 2023 will likely…

Antoine BradleyApril 27, 2023

Asia Pacific

China’s Q1 growth beats forecast

Consumption, rather than manufacturing, will play an outsized role in China’s recovery this year 2023…

Thomas ZhangApril 20, 2023

Europe, Middle East and Africa

Hungary’s outlook remains dim

Hungary’s foreign policy blunders and the Orban administration's oppressive domestic actions will have real ramifications…

Martin BelchevApril 20, 2023

Tracking Turkiye: Presidential elections go to a runoff

The impact of elections in Slovakia on EU relations

Chile’s right-leaning parties secure majority vote

Profitability diverges for Indian companies

Argentina is on the verge of a currency crisis

Capturing opportunities in Qatar

Food inflation will remain elevated into 2024

South Korea avoids a serious contraction in Q1

SSA’s landscape requires an agile approach

President Lasso’s impeachment proceedings begin

The expected new mobilization wave in Russia

ASEAN currencies will exhibit more stability in 2023

China’s reopening will keep oil prices high in 2023

China’s Q1 growth beats forecast

Hungary’s outlook remains dim

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