Economics, Policy & Regulation
Cuba Forced to Adopt Free-Market Reforms
In June, the Cuban National Assembly unanimously passed 176 economic reforms aimed at staving off an economic crisis partly caused...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
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Economics, Policy & Regulation
June Jobs Data Disappoints; Financial Sector Hiring Fell in First Half
June’s employment numbers showed almost no change from the previous month, as the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a 4.2%...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Bolivia Plans New Electricity Law Amid National Crisis
Hydrocarbons and Energy Minister Marcelo Blanco said that allowing private companies to import and export energy products would end ENDE’s state-run electricity monopoly.
News
Fed Scraps Forward Guidance Under Chair Kevin Warsh
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) omitted forward guidance from its June rate statement, leaving the federal funds target range...
News
Canada Debuts First Federal Sovereign Wealth Fund
With C$25 billion and a mandate to invest at home, Ottawa's new fund breaks from the sovereign wealth playbook
Features
As Libya Oil Output Hits 12-Year High, Revenues Trickle In
War-torn Libya is pumping oil at its fastest pace in more than a decade, averaging about 1.4 million barrels per...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
New Fed Chair Warsh Eyes Changes
When the New Fed Chair opens his first Federal Open Market Committee meeting on June 16–17, markets will watch for subtle policy shifts ahead.
Features
Lithuania: Punching Above Its Weight
Between 1240 and 1795, the Grand Duchy of Lithuania was one of Eastern Europe’s largest states, encompassing parts of modern-day...
Features
CFOs Confront a Fractured Global Order
Global corporate finance leaders are entering the second half of 2026 facing the most complex operating environment of the post-pandemic...
Country Report
Spain’s Economic Growth Test
On the surface, Spain enters the second half of this year as one of Europe’s best-performing economies, most visible in...
News
CFOs Should Prepare for Long-Term Tariff Refunds
A massive $166 billion in corporate tariff refunds sounds nice, but could take years to process.
Features
Inside the EIB’s Global Maritime Blitz
When the European Investment Bank (EIB) signed off on an €80 million loan to Bilbao’s Port Authority in late 2024,...