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Colombia’s economy grew faster than expected in the first quarter, potentially boosting President Gustavo Petro’s leftist ally in this month’s presidential vote.

Poland’s economy slowed in the first quarter as an unusually long winter freeze curbed activity in the construction sector, with fading momentum likely to increase uncertainty over central bank policy.

A further increase in security spending is among issues set to be discussed as part of a plan to revise Japan's three key security-related documents this year.

A Swiss population cap of 10 million risks curbing economic output by as much as 12% through the end of the century, according to a government-commissioned study.

Republic of Congo has requested a new funding program with the International Monetary Fund as the country continues to grapple with high debt and low growth.

From Nypost RSS Feed: Trump’s top economic adviser predicts explosive 6% annual GDP growth, nearly triple most forecasts

The US enjoyed the biggest GDP growth of the world’s leading economies at the start of 2026, expanding by 2% in the first quarter, officials said.

US government debt held by the public just surpassed America’s entire economic output — a milestone that signals a rapidly approaching fiscal cliff. And it’s no secret why: Too. Much. Spending.…

Hong Kong’s economy expanded at its fastest pace in almost five years, as old growth drivers like tourism and retail spending cushioned the blow from the global energy crisis caused by the war in Iran.

We’re on a bipartisan spending spree, and we’re charging the bills to the world’s largest credit card — with no borrowing limit but a debt “ceiling” that keeps getting extended.

Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) on Friday warned that the growing national debt is “a ticking time bomb” and he called on his fellow lawmakers to do “much more.” The U.S.…

Fresh data showed the economy expanded at a 2% annualized pace in the first quarter while core inflation rose 3.2% year-over-year in March.

From Japantimes RSS Feed: Three dissents at BOJ policy board meeting suggest hawkishness ahead

Forecasts have changed significantly in recent weeks as conflict continues and the price of oil remains high.

Since 2020, Greece's public debt — the highest in the eurozone over the last two decades — has shrunk by more than ​45 percentage ​points.