Politica fiscale

Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol said Friday the government is taking extra vigilance over recent volatility in the foreign exchange market.

30 marzo 2026 Riportato dall'IA

Prime Minister Kim Min-seok vowed on Monday that the government would use taxpayers' money responsibly after the Cabinet approved guidelines for the 2027 budget. The plan emphasizes an expansionary fiscal policy to foster new growth engines, with spending set at 764.4 trillion won ($503 billion), up 5 percent from 728 trillion won this year.

The National Statistics Office has forecasted a 7.4% growth for the Indian economy in 2025-26, surpassing earlier expectations. While the first half of the year saw 8% expansion, the second half is expected to moderate to 6.8%. Services sector leads the acceleration, though nominal growth raises fiscal worries.

03 gennaio 2026 Riportato dall'IA

The Autonomous Fiscal Rule Committee (Carf) warns that the recent 23% minimum wage hike to $2 million—decreed on December 30—could cost $5.3 trillion in 2026 (0.3% of GDP), complicating fiscal sustainability. Labor Minister Antonio Sanguino announced plans to desindex key goods from the wage and provide SME relief to curb inflation.

Ministri del governo di Lula, come Fernando Haddad e Luiz Marinho, sono allarmati dagli incentivi fiscali concessi per l'assemblaggio di auto elettriche in una fabbrica visitata dal presidente e da Geraldo Alckmin in Ceará. Lo considerano una rinuncia a entrate in un contesto di bilancio ristretto, senza una crescita sostanziale dell'industria nazionale. I critici sostengono che l'investimento non crea abbastanza posti di lavoro per giustificare il beneficio della politica pubblica.

05 dicembre 2025 Riportato dall'IA

As the Chinese leadership prepares to set the economic agenda for the year ahead, analysts expect Beijing to mostly maintain this year’s policy tone but say it could tolerate a slightly lower growth target. Growth of ‘around 5 per cent’ may be revised to between 4.5 and 5 per cent. The leadership is gearing up for a tone-setting conference.