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A silent debt crisis is engulfing developing economies with weak credit ratings - Vimarsana News

A silent debt crisis is engulfing developing economies with weak credit ratings

Some developing economies have been able to raise more than $50 billion from bond investors. However, 28 developing economies with weak credit ratings and 31 low-income economies without credit ratings remain locked out of global capital markets, and their debt crisis could intensify. They need support in the form of debt relief or building fiscal space.

Rising private sector credit shocks as it breaks downward trend - Vimarsana News

Rising private sector credit shocks as it breaks downward trend

The 4.6% year-on-year increase in September is up from the previous month, but shocked market expectations of a 3.5% drop

IMF: US Debt Default Would Have 'Very Serious Repercussions' - Vimarsana News

IMF: US Debt Default Would Have 'Very Serious Repercussions'

The International Monetary Fund warns of severe consequences if the US defaults on its debt, urging urgent resolution. Republicans and Democrats remain divided over the borrowing limit.

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US retail sales records highest two-year gain - Vimarsana News

US retail sales records highest two-year gain

After two consecutive monthly declines as more Americans purchased motor vehicles and other goods, US retail sales posted the highest gains in nearly two years in January

US retail sales up to highest in two-years - Vimarsana News

US retail sales up to highest in two-years

After two consecutive monthly declines as more Americans purchased motor vehicles and other goods, US retail sales posted the highest gains in nearly two years in January