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Country Insights

Economics: Mexico's economy facing stagnant growth, persistent inflation, and mounting fiscal risks
MEXICO - Report 04 May 2026

Figures released in April 2026 depict a Mexican economy under stress. Economic activity weakened, with GDP virtually stagnant at 0.2% YoY in Q1 2026 — a sharp deceleration from ...

Economic activity resilient -- at least for now
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC - Report 04 May 2026

The Dominican economy strengthened in Q1 2026, with growth accelerating from 2.2% in 2025 to 4.1%, supported by a gradual decline in inflation toward the 4% target. Headline inf...

Private consumption declined sharply in March and partially recovered in April; high-tech services exports remain strong
ISRAEL - In Brief 04 May 2026

Private consumption declines in March, recovery expected to be gradual Credit card purchases fell by 11.9% in March (real terms, seasonally adjusted), reflecting the disruption ...

Magyar in Brussels, Varga on HUF speculation, and politically driven capital flight
HUNGARY - In Brief 03 May 2026

Incoming PM Magyar visited the EU headquarters in the middle of last week, seeing the heads of the Commission and the Council separately. With Mme von den Leyen, they agreed tha...

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