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Inflation in Emerging Countries (Monthly)

April 21, 2025
Inflation across emerging economies continues to ease, but new external risks from US trade tensions and persistent domestic vulnerabilities could challenge the current stability through the rest of 2025. Our monthly report compares inflation rates in low-cost countries, utilizing historical data dating back to 2010. Furthermore, we assess the impact

Emerging Currencies: March and 1st Quarter 2025 (Monthly)

April 1, 2025
The first quarter of 2025 highlighted the fragility of politically and market-sensitive currencies, while renewed confidence in European assets reshaped global capital flows. Our monthly statistical report presents a comprehensive overview of currency values in low-income nations relative to the US dollar, the euro, the British pound, the Indian rupee,

Inflation in Emerging Countries (Monthly)

March 25, 2025
Emerging economies are transitioning from inflation control to managing deflation risks, with currency shifts and weakening demand now shaping the inflation outlook more than price shocks. Our monthly report compares inflation rates in low-cost countries, utilizing historical data dating back to 2010. Furthermore, we assess the impact of currency fluctuations

Emerging Currencies: February 2025 (Monthly)

March 4, 2025
Emerging market currencies fluctuated in February, with the Turkish lira continuing its decline, the Indian rupee weakening, and the Chinese yuan remaining relatively stable, as US tariff concerns and economic instability pressured forex markets. Our monthly statistical report presents a comprehensive overview of currency values in low-income nations relative to

Inflation in Emerging Countries (Monthly)

February 21, 2025
Inflation across Asia is broadly declining, with significant slowdowns in South Asia, particularly in Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh, while China and Indonesia maintain low inflation, and Vietnam see slight increase. Our monthly report compares inflation rates in low-cost countries, utilizing historical data dating back to 2010. Furthermore, we assess