The IMF raised its 2025 growth forecast for Latin America and the Caribbean to 2.2%, but the region is still expected to lag behind emerging markets, which are projected to grow 4.1%.
“Any further delay in global action to slow climate change and adapt to its impacts will miss a brief and rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all”.
The International Monetary Fund has approved the first review of Argentina's $20bn Extended Fund Facility programme, clearing the way for a $2bn disbursement despite concerns about critically low reserves.
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has issued a historic advisory opinion recognising a clean and sustainable environment as a human right, declaring that states which fail to curb emissions may be in violation of international law.
The IMF has issued a stark warning about Argentina's financial stability, describing the country's international reserves as remaining at "critically low" levels despite substantial economic improvements under President Javier Milei.
July 24 marks this year's Earth Overshoot Day, the day that humanity’s demand for ecological resources exceeds the resources Earth can regenerate within that year, Statista reports. That day has already long passed.
A new global climate report warns that the world is on the brink of irreversible damage. The findings come amid sluggish international action ahead of COP30.
President Donald Trump’s evolving trade policy is set to sharply increase the United States’ effective tariff rate (ETR), with Fitch Ratings warning of substantial rises as new duties take effect on August 1.
Argentina's mining exports are projected to surpass $5bn in 2025, marking a significant increase from $4.6bn in 2024.
The world is living through turbulent times, but investors are still chasing returns which has affected the flows of international foreign direct investment.
A decline in global population later this century may threaten human progress, or it may lead to better lives.
As July 11 marks World Population Day, celebrating the approximate date that the world's population reached 5bn in 1987, we're taking a closer at one of the population trends that will affect many countries sooner or later in the 21st Century.