Latest news and articles about 2026 forecasts from NEX English
Bank Indonesia forecasts that the country's economic growth will remain robust in 2026, ranging from 4.9% to 5.7% annually, supported by domestic demand. This outlook is bolstered by government and central bank policies aimed at enhancing growth.
The Center for Economic Reform in Indonesia has projected that the Indonesian economy will grow between <strong>5.2%</strong> and <strong>5.3%</strong> in the first quarter of <strong>2026</strong>, driven by increased household consumption and government investments. However, exports are facing significant challenges.
The steel market in Egypt faces instability, with Rami Al-Aleemi stating that companies adapting to price fluctuations will survive. Challenges include currency volatility and weak domestic demand.
Major Thai banks have announced cautious forecasts for 2026 following a significant drop in profits in the first quarter. This decline reflects the increasing risks stemming from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and the global energy shock.
The Indonesian government has announced its forecast for national economic growth of up to <strong>5.5%</strong> by <strong>2026</strong>. This optimism is part of the government's efforts to enhance sustainable economic development.
New reports from Metals Focus predict significant fluctuations in silver prices until 2026 due to ongoing global economic and political crises. These forecasts highlight the increasing pressures on silver prices from various factors.