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Liberation Day Arrives – Market Prints Fall in Line with Turnleaf Expectations

Yesterday, President Trump announced a minimum 10% tariff on all imports into the United States, with higher rates targeted at countries running large trade surpluses with the U.S. Notably, Canada and Mexico are exempt from these new measures. For many analysts, the...
Macroeconomic Insights: India’s Inflation Paradox – Headline Drops, Core Rises

Macroeconomic Insights: India’s Inflation Paradox – Headline Drops, Core Rises

In recent forecasts, Turnleaf has observed an interesting trend in India’s inflation dynamics. While headline inflation has been trending downward, largely driven by a decrease in vegetable prices, core inflation—which excludes food and energy—has been rising (Figure...

Macroeconomic Insights: Polish Inflation – What Could Be, What Won’t Be in 2025

Recent retail sales in Poland have come in below expectations (-0.5%YoY in February 2025), with a significant decline driven by vehicle sales, followed by reduced consumption in food and fuel. Our model incorporates factors that directly influence the underlying...

Macroeconomic Insights: Mexico’s Inflation Path In Tariff Uncertainty Limbo

The tail of our inflation curve is currently driven by two key factors: U.S. tariffs set for April 2, 2025, and Plan Mexico, which aims to revitalize domestic manufacturing and reduce reliance on cheap imports from Asia. These factors are creating upward price...

Macroeconomic Insights: How Germany’s Fiscal Stimulus Could Reshape Its Inflation Outlook

Amid shifting geopolitical tensions and the need to revitalise its economy, Germany is preparing for a massive fiscal stimulus that will allocate up to $1 trillion in defence and infrastructure spending over the next 12 years. This spending plan will require borrowing...

Emerging Markets: Turnleaf Discusses Impact on Hungary’s 10% Profit Margin Cap Restriction on Inflation

Policy: In Hungary, from March 17 to May 31, 2025, a 10% profit margin cap will be imposed on 30 essential products, limiting companies’ profits on these items. Small independent shops with net revenue below HUF 1 billion (approximately EUR 2.5 million) in 2023...
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