Slovakia is the worst economic performer among 36 OECD members, writes The Economist

Slovakia is the worst economic performer among 36 OECD members this year, writes The Economist, based on GDP, inflation, and labor‑market data. Despite US tariffs, global GDP is set to grow around 3% this year, the same as last. Unemployment remains low almost everywhere, including Slovakia, and inflation is just above central banks’ 2% targets. Stock markets have logged another year of solid gains. The top performer is Portugal, with Czechia 6th, Poland 10th, Hungary 26th, and Austria 33rd.

(economist.com)