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Comprehensive coverage and timeline for Gdp. Aggregated from 27 sources with 41 articles.
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• France's finance ministry reported that public debt has climbed to 119.3% of GDP alongside a 5.4% deficit. • The OAT-Bund spread, which measures the difference in yield between French and German bonds, crossed 100 basis points for the first time since the 2012 eurozone debt crisis. • Prime Minister Lecornu must now pass a €54 billion savings plan through a parliament that previously rejected his budget.
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Image: Briefs Finance• Britain's GDP grew 0.4% in July as AI-focused services increased overall economic output. • Bloomberg Economics reports that these figures likely will not change the Bank of England's decision during next week's meeting. • A more resilient economy increases the risk of higher inflation, which may give the central bank more room to raise interest rates later this year if energy prices climb.
briefs.co• Asian stock markets declined, with China's Shanghai Composite and CSI 300 falling 1% each and Hong Kong's Hang Seng dropping 1.4%. • The downturn was primarily driven by a surge in oil prices and rising bond yields, which pressured investor sentiment across the region. • In contrast to the market slump, Australia reported positive economic news as its Q2 GDP figures exceeded expectations.
ph.investing.com• Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries, including Poland, Slovenia, Croatia, Slovakia, and Czechia, will release flash inflation estimates for August this week. • The week's economic agenda also focuses on the release of the second-quarter 2026 GDP structure data for most nations in the region. • These reports will coincide with Eurozone HICP releases, where analysts are anticipating a marginal increase in inflation.
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Image: Groww• Indian markets closed lower following Friday's session, driven by MSCI rebalancing and rising expectations of a US interest rate hike after a speech by Fed Chair Kevin Warsh. • India's GDP growth was reported at 7.80%, while Cipla and the SBP Group entered into a new licensing agreement. • Muthoot Finance has officially approved the merger of its subsidiary, Muthoot Money Ltd, into the parent company.
digest.groww.in• India's GDP grew at a robust 7.8% during the first quarter (April-June) of the 2026-27 financial year, defying negative predictions and the economic impact of the US-Iran conflict. • Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the growth as a victory over "doomsayers," signaling strong domestic resilience despite global geopolitical instability. • Deloitte India economist Rumki Majumdar warned that rising import prices, driven by Middle East tensions and high commodity costs, are outpacing export realizations.
timesofindia.indiatimes.com• Indian equity markets are expected to be driven by seven key factors this week, including India's first-quarter GDP data and US jobs numbers. • Other critical influences include fluctuations in crude oil prices, institutional investment flows, and overall global sentiment regarding the technology sector. • Market analysts predict the Nifty will remain in a consolidation phase, as the current technical setup appears balanced.
economictimes.indiatimes.com• Stock markets are expected to be highly volatile in the coming week, driven primarily by the release of domestic GDP data and global economic reports. • Key indicators influencing market movement will include crude oil price fluctuations, auto sales numbers, and the trading activity of foreign investors. • These macroeconomic data points are critical as they provide insight into economic health and investor sentiment, which directly dictate market direction.
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Image: IndexBox• Investors are monitoring a series of critical Asian economic indicators, including Bank Indonesia's (BI) upcoming interest rate decision and China's July economic data. • Key reports are expected from Japan regarding GDP and inflation, while Taiwan is scheduled to release export order data this Thursday. • Additional economic releases are anticipated from India and Singapore, providing a comprehensive view of the region's current financial health.
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Image: Human Resources Online• Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) has upgraded its 2026 GDP growth forecast to a range of 4.5% to 5.5%. • The revision follows a strong performance in the first half of 2026, where GDP growth reached 6.1% year-on-year. • This economic acceleration is primarily attributed to increased demand related to Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies.
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