Question #7 for 2026: How much will wages increase in 2026? ⊕⊕
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Earlier I posted some questions on my blog for next year: Ten Economic Questions for 2026. Some of these questions concern real estate (inventory, house prices, housing starts, new home sales), and I…
Britain will be fifth biggest economy in the world by 2040, report says - overtaking Japan to get back into the top five ⊕
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New research published by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) predicts the UK's total GDP will rise from just under $4trillion in 2025 to $6.8tn over the next 15 years.
Uzbekistan GDP hits record €123 billion as Mirziyoyev hails reforms ⊕
President Mirziyoyev says GDP reached a record high in the Central Asian country's history as exports rose 23% and foreign investment reached €37 billion.
Question #8 for 2026: How much will Residential investment change in 2026? How about housing starts and new home sales in 2026? ⊕
Today, in the CalculatedRisk Real Estate Newsletter: Question #8 for 2026: How much will Residential investment change in 2026? How about housing starts and new home sales in 2026?
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Palestinian economy faces critical downturn amid escalating fiscal crisis ⊖⊖
Public debt reaches $14.6bn, exceeding GDP, while unemployment in Gaza hits a staggering 77 percent by late 2025.
Japan’s cabinet approves record defence budget amid escalating China tensions ⊕
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Japanese strike-back capabilities and coastal defences to be boosted while Beijing accuses Tokyo of fuelling a ‘space arms race’
Japan’s cabinet has approved a record high defence budget as tensions w…
Britain slips down wealth rankings as Reeves' tax hikes hold back economy ○
The UK will slip from 19th to 21st in a league table of gross domestic product (GDP) per head in 2026.
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