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Mar 31

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EU fiscal space expands: 3% deficit target by 2027

By EST SA Economy, Finance

The EU is entering a new phase of fiscal governance. Better flexibility and more practical fiscal targets under new rules could increase efficiency and improve compliance. - Written by Doğan…

Mar 24

Global growth in 2026: resilient but slowing, according to UN and leading investment banks

By EST SA Banking, Economy, Finance

Global growth in 2026 is projected between 2.7% and 3.3%, below pre pandemic averages but still resilient amid trade tensions, fiscal constraints and structural headwinds. The article compares UN, IMF…

Mar 12

2026 global trade realignment: IMF insights on tariffs and chains

By EST SA Economy, Finance

2026 global trade realignment: IMF insights on tariffs and chains. - Written by Doğan Erbek and EST Team

Feb 11

Multipolarity without multilateralism: Key insights from the World Economic Forum’s 2026 outlook

By EST SA Economy, Finance

The World Economic Forum’s 2026 outlook presents a compelling analysis of a global environment defined by increasing multipolarity and declining multilateral cooperation. - Written by Doğan Erbek and EST Team

Jan 30

Global markets show resilience amid ongoing uncertainty

By EST SA Economy, Finance

Despite a backdrop of geopolitical tensions, inflationary pressures, and uneven growth, global markets have demonstrated remarkable resilience. - Written by Doğan Erbek and EST Team

Dec 22

Public debt as a structural feature of modern economies

By EST SA Economy, Finance

Public debt has evolved from a temporary fiscal tool into a structural feature of modern economies. Learn why governments rely on debt for stability, development, and crisis response, and what…

Dec 17

The paradox of AI labor: Humans training their replacements

By EST SA Economy

The paradox of AI labor, sometimes called the paradox of self-replacing workers, captures a striking tension in today’s economy: humans are required to train the very systems that could eventually…

Dec 15

Interest rates at a turning point between restriction and relief

By EST SA Business, Economy, Finance

Interest rates are shifting from restrictive highs toward gradual relief as inflation cools and growth slows. Explore how major economies and regions are navigating this turning point and what it…

Nov 13

From data to action: what the 2025 MPI reveals about poverty and climate vulnerability

By EST SA Economy, Environment

The 2025 Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) report presents a compelling narrative: poverty and climate vulnerability are no longer separate challenges – they are deeply intertwined. - Written by Doğan…

Oct 31

Green promises, harsh reality: only 16% of European companies deliver

By EST SA Economy, Environment

Despite bold climate commitments, only 16% of European companies are on track to meet net-zero goals. This article explores the gap between green promises and delivery, highlighting regulatory challenges, technological…

Economy

EU fiscal space expands: 3% deficit target by 2027

Global growth in 2026: resilient but slowing, according to UN and leading investment banks

2026 global trade realignment: IMF insights on tariffs and chains

Multipolarity without multilateralism: Key insights from the World Economic Forum’s 2026 outlook

Global markets show resilience amid ongoing uncertainty

Public debt as a structural feature of modern economies

The paradox of AI labor: Humans training their replacements

Interest rates at a turning point between restriction and relief

From data to action: what the 2025 MPI reveals about poverty and climate vulnerability

Green promises, harsh reality: only 16% of European companies deliver

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