How COVID transformed US consumer spending habits
Consumers in developed countries spent excessively on appliances, automobiles, and furniture....
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Chile expects to come close to 6% GDP contraction: OECD
In October, the Chilean economic activity dropped 1.2 percent from a year earlier...
IEA says no impact on oil market despite US-Iran row
Oil prices have fallen after leaping $4 per barrel...
No-deal Brexit could put UK on a slower growth path
UK losing access to EU markets could push it into recession in 2020...
Investment banking set to sustain the high growth rates of the recent past
Taking a contrarian view, one can see four factors driving investment banking growth momentum in 2019...
Francesco La Camera appointed as new IRENA Director-General
Assembly selects Italian official to lead the International Renewable Energy Agency...
OECD sees global economy strengthening
Yet says further policy action is needed to catalyse the private sector for stronger and more inclusive growth...
OECD upgrades Panama’s financial transparency rating
OECD Global Forum announcement reflects reform accomplishments of President Varela's administration...
Delegation from Panama to meet OECD
Will discuss strengthened collaboration on financial transparency May 18, 2016: As part of President Juan Carlos Varela administration’s ongoing commitment to financial transparency, a delegation of government officials from Panama will travel to Paris this week to meet with members of the OECD to discuss various issues related to financial transparency. The visit follows an...
A Billion-dollar Opportunity for Developing Countries
BY OTAVIANO CANUTO. 19th November 2013 The decision last week by the Swiss government to sign the OECD’s somewhat lengthily named Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters is the latest of a series of developments that have radically increased the amount and quality of tax information available to governments. For developing countries, being...