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Fitch Ratings: If the Middle East conflict continues, 72 sub-sectors across six regions will continue to face potential threats.Fitch Ratings: The 60-day interim agreement is extremely fragile, and the fact that Israel is not involved suggests that the Middle East conflict continues to pose a threat to corporate issuers.Fitch Ratings: Reassessing the ongoing risks related to Iran to the global corporate sector.Fitch Ratings: Emphasizes downside risks to benchmark oil price assumptions for 2026.July 4th - Germanys draft budget for 2027 reveals plans for the government to borrow over €203 billion, exceeding previous expectations and significantly surpassing 2024 levels. The total expenditure in the budget is approximately €555.4 billion, with investment increasing to €117.5 billion, primarily for infrastructure upgrades in transportation, digitalization, and hospitals. Meanwhile, defense spending has increased significantly, with the core budget reaching €109.8 billion. Including aid to Ukraine and other security expenditures, total defense-related spending is approximately €130.1 billion. Germany is accelerating infrastructure and military investment through expanded borrowing and special funds to address economic weakness and geopolitical risks. The draft budget also warns that continued disruptions to the Strait of Hormuz or oil supplies could have a significant impact on the German economy. The budget is expected to be submitted to parliament for review in September and approved by the end of the year.

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