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German borrowing to stay close to record to fund pandemic aid

  Bloomberg Germany’s federal government plans to sell the second-highest amount of debt on record next year, as aggressive spending to offset the impact of coronavirus pandemic continues. Debt issuance will shrink to about 410 billion euros ($464 billion) in 2022, compared with a record of around 480 billion euros this year, according to the German finance agency’s issuance plan. ...

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Denmark raises its growth outlook

  Bloomberg Denmark now sees its economic growth matching the fastest pace in almost three decades, predicting an outbreak of the new virus variant won’t derail a boom in the Nordic nation. Gross domestic product will probably expand by 3.9% this year, up from a previous forecast of 3.8%, the finance ministry said in a statement. The forecast, that would ...

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Argentina limits grain exports in fight against food inflation

  Bloomberg Argentina is putting a ceiling on exports of corn and wheat in a fresh bid by the leftist government to quell food inflation at home. The government will first decide how much of the grains are needed in Argentina, and then proceed to stop exporters from registering shipments that’d jeopardise those domestic supplies, according to a resolution published ...

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