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Jan 16

Monetary policy shifts in 2025: What’s next for central banks?

By EST SA Banking, Economy, Finance

As we move into 2025, central banks around the world are navigating a complex economic landscape marked by easing inflation, persistent deflationary pressures, and regional economic disparities. How will they…

Dec 30

Decarbonization of the industry: Thermal Energy Storage increasingly credible

By EST SA Economy, Environment

This article explores how TES is becoming an increasingly credible option for decarbonization, with a particular focus on Europe and its applications around the globe. - Written by Doğan Erbek…

Nov 29

Inflation and commodity scarcity: The long-term effects on global food prices

By EST SA Economy, Environment

As the world grapples with economic uncertainties, the intertwined issues of inflation and commodity scarcity have profound implications for global food prices. - Written by Doğan Erbek and EST Team

Nov 11

Europe’s challenge: How to sustain economic growth without sacrificing social equity

By EST SA Economy, Finance

This article explores the recent history of impaired loans in Europe and the current concerns surrounding a potential new wave of NPLs. - Written by Doğan Erbek and EST Team

Oct 21

Fear of new impaired loans returns in Europe

By EST SA Economy, Finance

This article explores the recent history of impaired loans in Europe and the current concerns surrounding a potential new wave of NPLs. - Written by Doğan Erbek and EST Team

Oct 14

Emerging Markets: The role of economic data in forecasting future growth

By EST SA Economy

This article explores how economic data is utilized in forecasting growth, with specific examples from emerging markets in Asia and Africa. - Written by Doğan Erbek and EST Team

Oct 03

ESG Trends in 2024

By EST SA Business, Economy, Finance

While many may have seen ESG as something of a buzzword before 2024, all indications are that sustainability will become a far more concrete concern for companies, investors and other…

Sep 26

The global war against Big Tech: Why fines aren’t enough to protect user rights

By EST SA Business, Economy

Governments worldwide have imposed fines on tech giants to curb abuse of their dominance and protect user rights. However, these fines often fall short of achieving their intended goals. -…

Sep 17

Sustainable transportation: Innovation, policies and practices for a green future

By EST SA Economy, Environment

The quest for sustainable transportation is crucial in our fight against climate change. As the world grapples with environmental challenges, innovations, policies, and practices in transportation are paving the way…

Aug 26

Global GDP towards moderate growth in 2024: IMF forecasts

By EST SA Economy, Finance

The global economy is projected to grow at a steady pace of 3.2 percent in 2024 and 3.3 percent in 2025, according to the July 2024 World Economic Outlook (WEO)…

Economy

Monetary policy shifts in 2025: What’s next for central banks?

Decarbonization of the industry: Thermal Energy Storage increasingly credible

Inflation and commodity scarcity: The long-term effects on global food prices

Europe’s challenge: How to sustain economic growth without sacrificing social equity

Fear of new impaired loans returns in Europe

Emerging Markets: The role of economic data in forecasting future growth

ESG Trends in 2024

The global war against Big Tech: Why fines aren’t enough to protect user rights

Sustainable transportation: Innovation, policies and practices for a green future

Global GDP towards moderate growth in 2024: IMF forecasts

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