Central banks from Washington to Frankfurt are telling us they're in a good place. And they have a point, even if that seems wildly at odds with gestures at everything going on in the world. In this next report, we look at look what could drag policymakers out of their happy place this year, as we dive into another big week in markets.

For Central Banks, Can a Good Place Turn Bad? 

Türkiye’s economy is showing signs of stabilisation after years of extreme price pressures, but the recovery remains uneven and fragile.

Central Bank Expects Inflation to Ease Mid-2026

Questions over the quality of recent data have left policymakers struggling to chart the right course. Economists, too, are finding it increasingly difficult to interpret numbers and predict the future path of the economy.


Central Bank Dilemma: Data Quality Concerns Leave Policymakers in a Fix 

Over 50 per cent of the living Noble Prize winners of the US have called the economic plan of the Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris "vastly superior.

Noble winner economists call Kamala Harris' economic plan 'vastly superior', unhappy with Trump's

Farmers in Germany are taking a stand against government budget cuts. The president of the Munich-based Ifo Institute, Clemens Fuest, has raised a red flag, signalling an impending economic strain on farmers.

German farmers rally against budget cuts: Economist warns of economic strain

What is 'stagflation,' and why is it considered a long-term risk by experts?

The trio of International economists awarded Nobel Prize

2019 Economics Nobel Jointly Awarded

A majority of economists expect a US recession in the next two years but have pushed back the onset amid Federal Reserve actions, according to a survey released Monday.

United States economists expect a recession in 2020 or 2021: Survey

In the past, when the United States imported most of its energy needs, declining oil prices were a bounty to households and businesses, according to a Dow Jones Newswires report.

Falling oil prices hurt US economy. Here's why

US trade policy towards China over the next few years will become more confrontational, according to a majority of economists in a Reuters poll who remain convinced US growth has peaked and will slow substantially next year.

US economic policy toward China to get tougher, say economists: Reuters poll

The government is on track to raise about Rs 925 billion this fiscal year after state-run ONGC agreed to pay 369 billion rupees to buy just over 51 percent of refiner HPCL.

Government to raise record Rs 1 trillion from sale of state assets in next fiscal year

The repercussions and fallout will emerge in the next five to 10 years, said Lou Jiwei, China's finance minister

China's finance minister sees 'Brexit' heightening uncertainty for markets

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