President Trump's 'big beautiful bill' will provide a boost to the economy in the near term but just a tiny bump over the ...

Budget hawks have fretted for decades about America’s deficits and debt, repeatedly advising our government to embrace ...

The fiscal hawks warn it’s “irresponsible,” “fails the American people,” and will doom the next generation. Elon Musk just ...

Failing to raise the debt limit before the Treasury runs out of cash could trigger further credit downgrades and roil ...

China can adopt a more expansionary fiscal policy next year to underpin economic recovery amid multiple challenges including the downturn in the property market and stress from local government debts, ...

Ding Shuang, an economist at Standard Chartered Bank, said in a Caixin report that he expects a fiscal deficit ratio of slightly higher than 3 percent this year. Gao Ruidong, chief macro economist at ...

All three support an expansionary fiscal policy, in line with Lee’s vision of using public spending to drive structural reform and revive domestic demand. Lee has notably elevated the role of ...

So, again a very expansionary monetary policy is questionable. What is needed here is very different and it is in the purview of the Centre and the State governments, and not the RBI.

Consumer price inflation in India has been declining steadily. Over the last fiscal year, it averaged 4.6 per cent, and in April 2025, it fell to just 3.2 per cent, the lowest level since July 2019.

Summary The three-month downtrend phase of WTI crude oil from January 2025 has stalled at a major range support of US$65.40/barrel. China’s impending expansionary policies to boost domestic ...

Saudi Arabia: Fiscal Policy Remains Prudently Expansionary The 2007 Saudi budget announced last week is "prudently expansionary in nominal and real terms," even more so if the impact of debt ...

A pivotal issue will be fiscal policy’s ability to become more expansionary, which hinges on reforming the debt brake—currently capping the federal deficit at 0.35% of GDP." ...