With shifting US policies under #Trump, businesses in #LatinAmerica face new challenges and opportunities. Prepare for the year ahead with EIU’s Latin America outlook 2025: http://econgrp.co/QR #BusinessGrowth #Trade
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This year is ending with a flurry of monetary policy activity, following meetings of the US, European and Japanese central banks in December. The communication of the Federal Reserve (Fed, the US central bank) after its meeting on December 18th triggered the largest post-Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) equity sell-off in three decades. Meanwhile, bonds sold off by the most since the 2013 taper tantrum when the Fed slowed quantitative easing. Did the Fed steal Christmas with its policy pivot? What do central bank communications foretell for 2025?
The Grinch who stole Christmas; a monetary policy bedtime story
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Under its new government, Syria faces the challenge of rebuilding infrastructure and its economy. Achieving this will require significant inward investment, but Syria must first resolve its substantial defaults on foreign creditors, accumulated over more than a decade of civil war. EIU does not expect the sovereign to begin making payments until at least 2026, even after the formation of a new government. In light of these complexities and evolving economic risks, EIU’s Country Analysis service offers the insights you need to navigate volatile markets and make informed investment decisions. Explore how we can help your business prepare for what’s ahead: http://econgrp.co/QO #Syria #Investment #Debt
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North America’s green transition is at risk as political power shifts to the right in the US and #Canada. What’s the outlook for energy and climate policy? Explore this topic and more in EIU’s North America outlook 2025. Download the summary report now: http://econgrp.co/QM #USA #ClimateChange #Energy
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Investors should look beyond near-term risks in the Middle East to lucrative longer-term opportunities in 2025, particularly in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, where the business environment is strengthening. To make confident decisions with future-focused insights and identify exposure to risk, download EIU’s Middle East outlook 2025 summary report here: http://econgrp.co/QJ #UAE #SaudiArabia #Investment
Middle East outlook 2025
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The semiconductor industry continues to fuel #Asia’s export powerhouses, but how long will the cycle last? With AI-driven demand accelerating and geopolitical tensions rising, businesses face a complex year ahead. Understand the risks and opportunities with EIU’s Asia outlook 2025 summary report: http://econgrp.co/QF #Asia #AI #Technology
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Critical minerals are key to Latin America’s future, but Trump’s policy shifts and global market trends pose challenges. Discover how these dynamics will shape opportunities in 2025: https://lnkd.in/e-CqEpaq #Trump #LatinAmerica #Trade
Latin America outlook 2025
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The dominant political issue in Europe in 2025 will be immigration. Governments will need to balance growing public discontent toward migrants with the need to recruit skilled foreign workers amid tight labour markets. EIU’s Europe outlook 2025 dives into the political landscape shaping the region. Download the summary report here: http://econgrp.co/Qz #Europe #Immigration #Markets
Europe outlook 2025
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Jordan, which maintained an uneasy but functional relationship with Syria's ousted president, Bashar al-Assad, has responded to the regime change with a mixed view. In the short term, EIU expects Jordan to take a diplomatic lead in Syria's post-Assad transition, while guarding against risks. In the longer term, Jordan will aim to capitalise on Syria's new government by positioning itself as an essential export partner and potential investor as demand in Syria grows. In today’s complex geopolitical landscape, having access to reliable insights has never been more critical for strategic planning and informed decision-making. To mitigate risk and adapt to evolving markets, explore EIU's Country Analysis service: http://econgrp.co/Qy #Jordan #Syria #Investment #Trade
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Immigration policy is tightening across North America in 2025. From mass deportations in the US to stricter rules in #Canada, what does this mean for labour markets and economic growth? Find out more in our North America outlook 2025 summary report: http://econgrp.co/Qx #USA #Immigration #EconomicGrowth #Markets