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Country Insights
€16.4bn of EU funds to Hungary now conditionally unblocked
This was announced at a press conference held by Mme von der Leyen and PM Magyar on Friday, May 29. Of the total amount, €12.9bn represents grants and a further €3.5bn represent...
High consumption, low productivity: the Central Bank’s dilemma
GDP grew in line with expectations, 1.1%, far stronger than observed during the second half of 2025, when the economy remained stagnant. From the supply perspective, the highlig...
GULF WEEKLY: Oil eases on deal hopes, rating agencies affirm four states, Qatar Q1 deficit at 5% of GDP
A skimmable summary overlaid with our analysis and links. Headlines: * Oil fell to $91 as hopes grew for an Iran deal; Trump said a “final determination” will happen today. ...
The U.S. has decided to designate the CV and PCC as terrorist organizations, Lula will hold a cabinet meeting on Wednesday, and Thursday is a federal holiday
The week appeared headed toward a major victory for the government with the Lower House’s approval of the proposal to eliminate Brazil’s 6x1 work schedule. However, that develop...