Economists are raising alarms about the potential for artificial intelligence to cause significant job displacement, leading to long-term economic 'scars' such as lower incomes, according to Goldman Sachs research.

Many Lithuanians are reportedly considering using funds withdrawn from their second-pillar pension schemes to purchase new cars, prompting authorities to issue guidance on the process. Economists suggest this trend could boost vehicle sales.

Danish exports to the USA have fallen again in February, following a significant drop in January, raising concerns among chief economists.

A White House report concluded that stablecoin yields would have a marginal impact on bank lending and would not harm traditional banks.

Germany's industrial orders for February showed an increase, though the rise was significantly below economists' forecasts.

Economists suggest that Poland's Monetary Policy Council (RPP) may be forced to raise interest rates if increasing fuel and energy costs continue to drive inflation across the economy.

Verbraucher und Unternehmen könnten sich eine halbe Milliarde Euro an Stromkosten durch einen gezielten Preiseingriff über die Börse ersparen, heißt es in einem Paper.

Warren Buffett has expressed his desire for the Federal Reserve to target zero inflation, a stance that economists caution carries significant risks.

Sweden's inflation unexpectedly fell in March, according to SCB statistics, despite high oil prices last month. Economists suggest this figure indicates no interest rate hikes will occur this year.

Economists and businesses are closely monitoring the Persian Gulf, which is seen as a crucial factor influencing global economic scenarios, including wages, inflation, currency exchange rates, and energy prices.

The government's decision to reduce the excise tax on diesel fuel has been met with skepticism from residents and economists, who argue that the proposed reduction of 6 cents is insignificant and will not alleviate the burden of rising fuel prices.

Economists report that American workers experienced a loss of momentum in wage gains during March, even as the country saw strong hiring figures, suggesting a complex labor market trend.

The optimism of Lithuanian residents has declined, with expectations turning negative for the first time in a long while, and three Eurozone countries now surpass Lithuania in this regard, leading some economists to predict unique consumption patterns in the coming months.

Economists note that lower immigration has brought the labor supply in line with demand, but express concern that the slow-moving job market is unstable and at risk of collapse.

New figures show an increase in the supply of owner-occupied apartments in Copenhagen and more homes for sale across Denmark compared to a month ago. However, economists warn that it's too early to celebrate, as the overall supply remains lower than a year ago, maintaining a seller's market.

Economists in the Czech Republic are warning that government intervention aimed at lowering fuel prices could potentially lead to the opposite effect, offering mixed evaluations of the proposed measures.

Sweden has halved its food VAT from 12% to 6%, a move that could significantly benefit struggling households, though economists warn that increasing producer costs may soon counteract these savings and drive up food prices.

Den kommende regering bør træde varsomt med sin økonomiske politik. Sådan lyder opfordringen fra økonomer, der mener, at det kan være farligt at trykke den økonomiske speeder i bund – selvom frygten…

An opinion piece from the Netherlands discusses the debate surrounding financial support for Tata Steel, challenging the perception of economists as 'cold' in such decisions.

Economists are predicting a guaranteed recession, though the exact timing of its onset remains uncertain, fueling economic anxiety.

Austrian economic researchers are questioning the rationale behind making fuel cheaper, with one expert highlighting the absence of price caps on other public services like the climate ticket.

'The Limits to Growth,' a report with cult status among environmentalists, faces strong criticism from liberal economists, making it one of the most divisive books. Opinions on its findings continue to vary widely.

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Economists in Norway warn that crisis measures, such as fuel tax cuts, could lead to new inflation. A May interest rate hike is also anticipated, likely resulting in reduced purchasing power for most people.

The Romanian government has adopted an emergency ordinance to address the fuel crisis, a move that has been criticized by economists as ineffective, with unions also analyzing state revenue from fuel price hikes.

Both Republican and Democratic politicians are proposing ideas to address affordability and make life cheaper, but economists are expressing dismay, warning that these proposals could inadvertently create other economic problems.

Germany's Ifo-Index, a key business climate indicator, has significantly dropped to its lowest level since February 2025, with economists attributing the decline to the Iran war ending hopes for an economic upturn.

Australia's inflation rate saw a slight slowdown in February, with economists noting the data was collected before the full impact of the war-driven energy shock began to be felt.

The ongoing Middle East conflict continues to drive up petrol and diesel prices across Europe, prompting various national responses, including government announcements of fuel excise cuts and economists arguing against price caps. In Ireland, the Taoiseach has ruled out fuel rationing and a remote-work mandate, while the opposition criticizes a €250m support package as insufficient.

Economists have estimated the exact cost of proposed Trump tariffs for 2026, detailing the financial burden on consumers and identifying who will be most affected.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Council of Ministers did not approve the introduction of steel tariffs, with ministers from HDZ voting against the measure, despite warnings from economists about existing inflation.

Swiss economists are predicting a period of moderate economic growth for Switzerland in the year 2026.

Leading economists, including Krugman and Brooks, suggest that oil prices were approaching their peak even prior to Trump's statement on Iran, attributing this to demand destruction at higher price points.

Economists from the European Central Bank (ECB) have issued a warning that healthy oceans are essential for maintaining economic stability, emphasizing the growing risks posed by marine degradation.

The ongoing oil crisis in the Persian Gulf is causing gasoline prices to respond significantly, with economists analyzing the unexpected impacts and potential for sustained inflation if oil prices remain above $100 per barrel.

Stanford economists report that rising gasoline prices, influenced by the Iran war, are effectively canceling out tax refunds for American households, leading to negative financial outcomes.

Concerns about inflation are resurfacing, with rising fuel prices potentially signaling broader economic challenges. Economists warn that inflation may remain high despite government measures, urging calm from policymakers and faster adoption of renewable energy.

In Catalonia, high-income individuals are increasingly occupying rental properties, a trend attributed by real estate agents, property managers, and economists to price caps and a scarcity of available housing.

Economists and mobility associations in Austria are weighing in on the proposed fuel price cap, discussing its potential effectiveness, social impact, and overall sensibility.

As fuel prices rise due to the war in Iran, some EU countries are implementing price caps, prompting economists to explain their reality and similar proposals to emerge from Lithuanian politicians.

Inside Economics: After the oil shock – what economists now expect on inflation, GDP and interest rates  NZ Herald

Economists are warning that surging oil prices present a 'serious threat' of an impending recession, raising concerns about global economic stability.

Oil prices have already shot up dramatically and it's feasible they'll go even higher, economists say.

Too often, discussions about AI are overly specialized or siloed between technologists, economists and other disciplines

It is expected the Bank of England will keep borrowing costs unchanged at 3.75% in March.

Argentine President Javier Milei concluded an express visit to Madrid, where he participated in an event with economists, entrepreneurs, and YouTubers, and met with Vox leader Santiago Abascal, without holding a meeting with Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez.

A swath of consumers across incomes reported declines in expectations for their personal finances. Economists worry that consumers will pull back their spending.

A group of liberal economists advising the German Minister for Economic Affairs warns against misguided activism in response to the energy crisis, advocating against fuel subsidies and calling for a review of Germany's fracking ban.

Economists are cautioning against selling the National Bank of Poland's gold reserves, arguing that while current reserves suffice for peacetime, the future is uncertain. They emphasize that gold serves as a crucial safeguard during times of global financial turmoil, urging the strengthening of reserves rather than their depletion.

India's Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation increased to a 10-month high of 3.2% in February 2026, with economists warning that rising prices of non-subsidized LPG cylinders and precious metals could lead to even higher inflation in March.

Two prominent economists from a major bank have analyzed Romania's 2026 budget project, concluding that it is realistic on paper but its success hinges on political will and the administration's capacity to implement it.

Costa Rica’s dollar exchange rate has fallen to levels not seen in about two decades, and economists Fernando Naranjo and Norberto Zúñiga say one of the main reasons is the government’s heavy use of external debt since 2023. The two argued that foreign borrowing has pumped more dollars into the local market, adding to the […] The post Costa Rica Dollar Hits Two Decade Low Amid Debate Over External Debt appeared first on The Tico Times | Costa Rica News | Travel | Real Estate.

A study by HEC economists suggests that voters for France's radical left party (LFI) are characterized by frustration stemming from high expectations versus the reality of their work, contrasting with more satisfied RN voters.

Serbia's strategy to invest nearly 50 billion euros in infrastructure and energy by 2035 is seen as a continuation of an unsustainable growth model, with economists warning about its viability amidst internal and external crises.

Pakistan inflation could cross 7 percent if Middle East war pushes oil to $130, economists warn  Arab News

The National Bank of Poland (NBP) should not realize profits from the increase in the value of gold reserves to support Poland's defense efforts, according to most participants in the "Rzeczpospolita" Economists' Panel.

Rachel Reeves said to be considering levy cuts for oil and gas firms, but economists say this would just fatten profits Easing the windfall tax on the North Sea would do nothing for hard-pressed…

Economists are expressing concerns about the potential for 1970s-style stagflation, characterized by high inflation and slow growth, as oil prices surge to $100 a barrel.

Kenya's new budget allocation for its State House has surpassed that of many other countries, prompting economists to call for stronger accountability and prioritization despite a caveat to the increase.

New documents obtained by SvD reveal that despite being highly qualified economists, the governors of the Swedish Riksbank have vastly different approaches to managing their home mortgages.

Economists and Wall Street analysts state that artificial intelligence is not to blame for the weak labor market data reported in February, citing minimal overlap between the two.

Economists had expected 60,000 new jobs in February.

Economists anticipate difficulties for the Moderate party's proposed new housing tax system, which includes six principles, notably protecting existing home equity.

Economists have investigated how the specific wording in job advertisements influences the number of applications received, noting distinct differences in responses between entry-level and experienced professionals.

Concerns are growing in financial markets regarding the 'invisible' portion of public debt, particularly in Senegal, which is increasingly worrying investors and economists.

An analysis discusses the inefficiency of wealth taxes, suggesting they yield little unless concentrated on real estate, a view now shared by some left-wing economists.

Economists are sharply criticizing Germany's '12 o'clock rule' regarding fuel prices, labeling it 'bureaucratic nonsense.' Since its implementation, the rule has reportedly led to daily price increases and created several problems.

Economists have informed the Supreme Court that the Philippine Congress increased unprogrammed appropriations in the national budget beyond the President's proposal, allegedly to allocate 'pork barrel' funds.

The Czech government has implemented daily price caps on fuel, a measure that has been met with skepticism from economists regarding its potential effectiveness.

Leading Danish economists caution that an unintended consequence of a welfare agreement will result in shorter pension periods for future generations, despite increased life expectancy. They urge the incoming government to address the issue.

The Czech government, led by Andrej Babiš, has intervened in fuel prices, drawing criticism from economists who argue the policy is anti-social and increases costs. While large businesses largely support the move, smaller players are vocal in their opposition.

Senegal is facing a complex financial crisis, drawing criticism from economists regarding the Central Bank's role and prompting demands for answers from the Finance Minister concerning an "opaque" 650 million euro loan. The nation navigates a financial paradox between international declines and regional performance.

The U.S. economy added 178,000 new jobs in March, surpassing economists' expectations and indicating stronger-than-anticipated hiring.

Economists and businesses are closely monitoring the Persian Gulf, identifying it as a critical factor influencing all economic scenarios and growth forecasts for April.

Economists indicate that the outlook for the U.S. economy has significantly deteriorated in recent weeks, with expectations of weaker growth and higher inflation.

Economists are increasingly recognizing that shocks to non-oil commodity supplies can be as damaging to the macroeconomy as energy shocks, a factor often overlooked in traditional analyses.

Foreign direct investments in Serbia significantly slowed last year, with more capital being withdrawn from the country than invested, a trend economists attribute to both global developments and Serbia's political crisis.

Economists are warning that the ongoing Iran war could lead to an economic downturn in Asheville and Western North Carolina.

Sweden has reduced taxes and VAT on petrol and food, prompting a discussion in Denmark about implementing similar measures, though economists warn of potential cross-border trade issues and negative side effects.

Economists from the European Central Bank (ECB) have published a study highlighting the complexity and fragmentation of the current EU capital market supervisory framework, advocating for a unified approach.

The Euribor indicator has significantly risen in recent weeks, leading to higher loan costs for borrowers. Economists warn that further interest rate hikes by the European Central Bank could pose a risk of stagflation for the Eurozone economy.

Economists suggest that rising oil prices, approaching $100 a barrel, could significantly fuel global inflation and increase cost-of-living pressures, though a worldwide recession is deemed unlikely.

Economists are reportedly 'very worried' about the economic future, with some comparing the current situation to 2025 and suggesting the upcoming period could be even worse.

Economists at Danske Bank predict that the Swedish Riksbanken will raise its key interest rate to 2.00 percent in May, followed by another increase to 2.50 percent by August, according to their latest scenario.

Foreign economists have provided advice to Japanese politician Sanae Takaichi regarding the country's primary balance and strategies for public investment.

A Reuters poll indicates that most economists anticipate the European Central Bank will keep interest rates unchanged through 2026.

An economist from the University of Milan reflects on Adam Smith's legacy and the idea of spontaneous order, suggesting that current economic realities may challenge traditional principles.

Economists, during a debate by "Rzeczpospolita" and "Parkiet," identified weak private investment, demography, competition from China, and political stalemate, alongside geopolitical risk, as the primary threats to the Polish economy.

Economists warn that millions of South Asian workers' remittances from the Middle East, a vital economic boost, would be at risk if a protracted conflict impacts the Gulf region's economies.

The Bank of Ghana's strategy of cutting interest rates while simultaneously withdrawing liquidity is being questioned by economists, who debate whether these policies are contradictory or effective for economic recovery.

Economists explain that the financial burden of tariffs is not uniform across households, varying based on factors such as size and consumption patterns.

An opinion piece discusses the potential economic fallout of the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict, suggesting a cost that could reach $500 billion, far exceeding the 1991 Gulf War.

Norway may face an interest rate hike due to the energy shock from the Iran war, which could lead to increased inflation. Economists suggest that even an end to the war might not be sufficient to prevent this.

A Danish think tank, Arbejderbevægelsens Erhvervsråd, is facing criticism after its economists took leave during the election campaign and subsequently joined the Social Democrats, raising concerns about the think tank's independence.

Despite economists forecasting stable price growth in the real estate market for 2026 and changing down payment requirements, many Lithuanians believe there is no perfect moment to buy a home and are not rushing decisions this year.

Some economists had previously been expecting policymakers to deliver a cut, prior to the escalation of the war in Iran.

The Slovak government maintained 100% surcharges for canceled holidays on May 8 and September 15, with the Ministries of Labor and Finance disputing who should legislatively resolve the situation, while economists warn the measure won't bring expected state revenue if not corrected.

Bank of England now expected to keep interest rates on hold at its meeting on Thursday

Stock futures experienced a downturn following the release of a Producer Price Index (PPI) reading that was higher than economists had anticipated, signaling potential inflationary pressures.

Economists warn that the ongoing Iran war and the resulting surge in oil prices are exacerbating the K-shaped economic recovery, widening the divide between different economic sectors.

NYC council considers controversial $30 minimum wage proposal that has local businesses and economists warning of major economic consequences for workers.

A conference titled 'From Data to Decisions: Statistics for Enterprises and Economy' will take place in Warsaw on March 24–25, 2026, bringing together business representatives, economists, and decision-makers to discuss the role of statistics.

A rise in oil prices may reduce Estonia's economic growth expectations, economists say. A price increase is almost certain, but the scale of inflation is difficult to forecast.

The proposed EU Inc. framework aims to establish a single, harmonized set of corporate rules across all EU countries, intended to simplify scaling for startups. European Commissioner Michael McGrath highlighted the initiative, though economists have previously noted that the draft may not go far enough.

Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers has indicated that the country will likely avoid a recession but anticipates an inflation hike and increased cost-of-living pressures, with economists predicting further interest rate rises.

What do rising crude oil prices spell for India’s GDP growth, inflation, current account deficit, rupee, and fiscal deficit? Economists say that the answer lies in the length of the war.

The 13th annual conference of the Kerala Economic Association has commenced, bringing together economists and experts to discuss various economic issues.

Consumer prices increased in January, according to the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge, with economists anticipating further price bumps due to the Iran war.

Economists polled by Reuters predict the Bank of England will cut interest rates to 3.50% in April or June, largely abandoning calls for a March reduction, even as soaring energy prices driven by the Iran war raise inflation concerns.

Despite risks of inflation due to war, economists surveyed by Reuters still predict the Federal Reserve will cut rates in June.

Due to the war in Iran and persistently high oil prices, with fuel prices also soaring in Lithuania, economists have answered whether it is possible to see 2.5 or even 3 euros per liter on price boards if the situation does not improve...

Economists are confident about the economic consequences of the war for Germany, but a real upswing should no longer be expected.

Authorities in both entities of Bosnia and Herzegovina assure citizens that fuel supplies are sufficient and prices remain competitive in the region, despite economists warning of impending price increases.

Higher oil prices will ‘significantly change the game plan’ for central banks in developing nations, say economists

It is a curious thing that our politicians and economists in the Uniparty believe that economic growth, now and forevermore, will solve all our problems and cure all our ills.  One looks around and it’s clear this is not so.  Still, this economics truth was stated with utmost, if utterly spurious, clarity by a former […]

Many economists are expressing concern over a hypothetical loss of leadership for the US dollar, citing the persistent increase in public debt and expansive monetary policy.

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Falling milk prices have led to a slight decrease in Danish inflation, though economists warn that rising oil prices could potentially fuel inflation in the future.

Economists Christian Gollier, Axel Ockenfels and Catherine Wolfram warn of the risk posed to Europeans by the lack of ambitious, reciprocal climate commitments from their economic partners.

A commentary argues that technologists are overly optimistic about AI, while economists rely on outdated models, hindering a proper understanding of artificial intelligence. It suggests that breaking down professional echo chambers is crucial to prevent AI-related disasters.

Economists and state officials in Cyprus are warning that the duration of the war between US-led forces and Iran will be the decisive factor in the island’s economic stability, as energy prices…

Polish media reports that the country has surpassed Spain in a key living standard metric and is now aspiring to join Europe's economic elite. However, not all economists fully agree with this assessment without reservations.

Lithuanian consumers remain optimistic, but economists predict that the war in Iran will depress expectations, potentially leading to a future where they compete with Estonia, one of the EU's 'saddest' consumers.

In February the labor market gained 92,000 jobs, and economists are monitoring for signs that the labor market could be on the rebound.

Economists in the US are anticipating pessimistic February employment data, expecting only 59,000 new non-farm jobs, less than half of January's figure, with unemployment remaining stable at 4.3%.

Economists in Norway argue that lower income tax is a more targeted tool than excise cuts to address high fuel prices, though some motorists still find diesel expensive.

Oil prices rose again after a previous day's slump, driven by continued uncertainty in the Strait of Hormuz. This volatility is impacting market sentiment, with economists suggesting a ceasefire could avert significant interest rate hikes.

Economists have investigated how the choice of words in job advertisements influences the number of applications, with findings showing differences between entry-level and experienced professionals.

Eight Finnish economists surveyed by Yle suggest that pension cuts or other significant reforms are necessary to achieve billions in savings for the Finnish economy.

Gold continues to demonstrate strong performance, often defying the expectations and predictions of many economists. This trend underscores gold's role as a safe-haven asset amidst economic uncertainties.

Price growth in Lithuania is accelerating, leading some economists to predict a decrease in residents' purchasing power and suggesting that economic difficulties may arrive sooner than anticipated this autumn.

Economists are expressing concerns about Singapore's economic growth, with Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong acknowledging a likely slowdown due to global trade and energy disruptions. Most analysts are currently holding off on revising their forecasts despite the warnings.

The General Council of Economists in Spain has cautioned about persistent "legal uncertainty" in the country's tax system and called for a renewal of the autonomous community financing system amidst growing regional disparities.

Three chief economists are discussing the current oil shock and its short-term and long-term implications, following predictions of continued rising fuel prices in Sweden.

Sweden has cut the VAT on foodstuffs and takeaways by half, prompting reactions from shop owners, restaurateurs, and economists regarding the potential impact on households and businesses.

Artificial intelligence hasn’t disrupted the labor market, economists say, but they are increasingly convinced that it will — and that policymakers are unprepared.

Despite global economic turmoil, the Danish summer house market is experiencing a boom during the Easter holiday season. Economists are cautiously optimistic, predicting a largely positive scenario for the market moving forward.

The Central Bank of Egypt has announced its decision to maintain key interest rates, a move closely watched by economists and businesses.

Gas prices have climbed on average. Matthew Hoen/NurPhoto via Getty Images The US isn't in a recession, based on conversations with six economists. The Iran war complicates the picture, depending on…

Cijene goriva mijenjaju se gotovo svakodnevno, a s njima rastu i troškovi života. Sloga na državnom nivou izostaje za razliku od drugih država, entite

Germany's SPD party leaders Klingbeil and Hubertz have proposed creating a federal housing company, drawing sharp criticism from economists who argue it would worsen housing market problems.

The Australian government is responding to an ongoing fuel crisis, with a proposed fuel excise cut under consideration, though economists warn it could boost inflation and lead to higher mortgage rates for households.

Economists in Poland are debating the financing of defense expenditures, with some suggesting that adopting the euro is an obvious solution to improve the country's security.

Economists are sharply criticizing proposed savings in Poland's healthcare system, pointing to an approximately 18-billion PLN deficit in the National Health Fund budget and expressing concerns about the lack of clear plans and diagnoses.

The German federal government is exploring a potential increase in value-added tax (VAT) to boost state revenue, though economists caution that such a move could lead to higher prices, reduced consumption, and economic risks.

Famed economists are reportedly declaring the United States insolvent, labeling the situation a 'fiscal catastrophe' based on recent declarations from the US Treasury.

Columnist Colby Cosh reiterates his argument that environmentalist David Suzuki built his career on alarmist predictions, suggesting that biologists like him should pay more attention to economists.

Economists on Wall Street have increased their risk assessments for a contraction, citing heightened uncertainty over geopolitical risks and a slump in the labor market as signs of cracks beneath the economy's surface.

Economists are cautioning that cutting Australia's fuel excise, described as a 'political band-aid,' could exacerbate petrol shortages and contribute to inflation by enabling higher spending among some households.

An Open Dialogue series from the South China Morning Post features industry players and economists discussing the potential role of stablecoins in China and the United States.

Recent diesel price increases in Lithuania are among the highest on record, with economists suggesting consumers will need to endure the situation for a while.

As South Africa prepares to host its sixth Investment Conference, government leaders and economists highlight that global instability, including Middle East tensions, is unexpectedly boosting the country's appeal as a stable investment destination.

Economists are warning that the UK's economic growth is projected to halve due to the impact of the ongoing Iran War.

Retail sales in Poland grew by 5% year-on-year in February, slightly below economists' average forecasts of 6.1%, according to the Central Statistical Office (GUS).

A debate on "Deficits, War, and Markets" featured economists Bob Murphy and Randall Wray, with Murphy warning of a rapid decline if the dollar starts sinking.

Economists fear the Iran war will drive up inflation

Economists are forecasting a weak economic year for Switzerland, indicating potential challenges for the country's financial outlook.

Economists in New Zealand are pushing back against a $24.8 billion property investor report, labeling it a 'lobbying tactic'.

Economists are revising their baseline forecasts for the Polish economy, predicting higher inflation and slightly lower economic growth for the current year as a consequence of the ongoing war.

While the issue of the European Union's joint borrowing still faces strong opposition from Germany and the most fiscally orthodox European countries, it has become relatively uncontroversial among central bankers, economists and financial players.

FT-Booth Survey shows unease about impact of the conflict on growth and prices

A new study by economists confirms that the Czech state budget deficit, projected at over 300 billion for this year, reflects a trend since 2019 where the gap between real expenditures and revenues continues to widen.

Borrowers face losing hundreds of dollars a month in higher repayments and rising pump rices will add to the pain, economists warn Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our…

The Reserve Bank was until recently expected to keep rates on hold at today's meeting. Now economists aren't so sure.

Nepal has increased petrol prices by ₹15 per litre, a move economists warn will likely lead to higher transportation costs and inflation across the import-dependent nation, exacerbated by rising tensions in the Middle East.

Our aim has always been an inclusive growth. Economists and development experts have recognised that direct transfer of benefits reduces leakages, provides autonomy to beneficiaries in deciding how best to utilise the support, and stimulates local and rural economies, he says

The President of Argentina has closed an event with economists and YouTubers in the capital of Spain.

A methodological change in data sources contributed to a lower-than-expected inflation report, prompting questions and discussions among economists regarding its implications.

Economists are weighing in on the increased possibility of President Donald Trump's suggested $2,000 tariff dividend checks being distributed to American households in 2026.

Canada's unemployment rate increased to 6.7% in February, exceeding economists' expectations.

Economists are projecting that the European Central Bank (ECB) will maintain current interest rates until 2028, a view that significantly splits from current market expectations.

A group of 28 economists in Moldova, led by Vasile Tofan, has proposed a new administrative-territorial reform formula that envisions the creation of 40 municipalities across Moldova and the abolition of districts.

Experts are criticizing a proposal by the Polish President and the head of the National Bank of Poland (NBP) that would allow them to decide how NBP profits are spent. Economists argue this is unconstitutional, as fiscal policy is the government's domain, and they list numerous other objections.

Leading economists are questioning the Social Democrats' claim of generating 6.5 billion Danish kroner annually from a proposed wealth tax. The figures, sourced from the Ministry of Taxation and Statistics Denmark, are noted to be highly uncertain.

Serbia's strategy to invest nearly 50 billion euros by 2035 in infrastructure and energy is seen as a continuation of its long-standing growth model, but economists warn this model may be unsustainable amidst internal and external crises.

Economists are anticipating a slight increase in inflation for February, as they await the release of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data.

Economists predict a likely spike in inflation during the coming months, following a relatively tame reading in February, indicating potential upward pressure on consumer prices.

Serbian President Vučić promises an average salary of €1,700, but economists warn that while average wages have risen, this indicator can be misleading due to significant income disparities, inflation, and real purchasing power concerns regarding food, energy, and utilities.

The Trump administration launched a drug pricing initiative promising immediate savings, but economists are debating whether these lower costs could lead to fewer treatments in the future.

In a week, it has become more expensive to borrow for a home, and the explanation is found in the Middle East. Three housing economists explain the extent of the increases and how they see the future.

Middle East tensions: Economists advise conserving reserves, not cut policy interest rates  Dhaka Tribune

During the severe crisis of the 1990s, the regime explored models for survival without ever losing power. Today, facing an even bigger threat, Cuban historians and economists are analyzing possible scenarios

Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images Anthropic economists say they have developed a new way to track how AI will upend the workforce. Their new measure shows that AI use hasn't come close to…

Economists say estimates from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and other agencies are reliable, but they worry the quality of data is eroding.