Quem financia o mundo? Como Alemanha, Japão e China viraram os maiores credores globais
Fortun explains how accumulated savings surpluses make Germany, Japan and China major sources of international financing.
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Fortun explains how accumulated savings surpluses make Germany, Japan and China major sources of international financing.
View detailsFortun explains how accumulated savings surpluses make Germany, Japan and China major sources of international financing.
View detailsFortun assesses the debt-led pattern of emerging-market investment at the end of 2025 and its implications for allocations entering the new year.
View detailsFortun places Bolivia's 2025 inflation surge in historical context and describes its persistence.
View detailsFortun estimates the capital and operational work needed to restore Venezuelan oil production.
View detailsFortun explains why Venezuela's reduced production base limited the immediate global oil-price impact of military action.
View detailsThe article cites Fortun's public assessment of Bolivia's fuel-subsidy reform, emphasizing the timing and credibility of compensating transfers to households.
View detailsFortun assesses oil supply, demand and year-end prices amid uncertainty over restrictions on Venezuelan crude.
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