(Bloomberg) — Nigeria’s annual inflation rate rose at a slower pace than expected and may ease in the coming months after the US and Iran reached a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, reviving the case for borrowing costs to be cut. Read More
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Monday assorted links
1. A survey on slow Mexican economic growth. 2. Jason Furman on Social Security (NYT). 3. Markets in everything, customized water edition. 4. AI progress in Rio de Janeiro. 5.…







