AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGlobal Outlook: IMF officials say the world economy has weathered recent shocks, but conflicts, trade disruption, heavy debt and AI risks are thinning its resilience. Pakistan: The central bank says reserves have climbed to $21.5 billion and inflation has eased, while the finance minister warns Gulf energy attacks threaten the longer-term outlook; supplies are secured through November. Interest Rates: Most economists now expect the Bank of England to raise rates by a quarter-point in November as inflation proves stubborn. Japan: Officials say deflation is over, pointing to inflation near the 2% target and rising wages, while stressing that investment must lift growth without weakening fiscal discipline. Poland: Its planned 2027 upgrade to developed-market status reflects decades of growth and deeper integration with Western Europe; GDP has topped $1 trillion.
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