Switzerland is keeping rates at 0%
Switzerland has kept its policy rate at 0% amid strong second-quarter growth, a surging franc, and rising international energy prices.
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Switzerland has kept its policy rate at 0% amid strong second-quarter growth, a surging franc, and rising international energy prices.
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Turkey's unprecedented 229% defense spend surge ties into a high‑inflation, growth‑focused economic roadmap.
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U.S. GDP growth stalls at 1.5% in Q2 2026, matching estimates as consumer spending stays resilient
The US economy grew at a 1.5% rate in the second quarter, with consumer spending and investment revised upward.
The U.S. trade deficit has shrunk, but the economic impact remains uncertain.
China's economy has slowed to its weakest pace in years, sparking global concern and analysis.