Some of our latest economic challenges include uneven and slowing global economic growth, still-high inflation, diverging global monetary policy and intensifying political volatility. Our latest GIC outlook covers this and more. Click to find out more: https://bit.ly/3WoHvaW
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📈 Each year, the Market witnesses a 10-20% decline, driven by Cyclical Trends and Global Economic instability. ⚠ #invesmate #insigniaprogram #markettrend #marketupdate #globaleconomy #economy
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Gone are the days when individuals could afford to take a back seat to the larger currents that affect their economic well-being and future. Here are the current projections of global economic growth from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Overall, the current baseline forecast is for the world economy to continue growing at 3.2 percent during 2024 and 2025 – the same pace as in 2023. What are your predictions? #LegacyFamilyWealth #WorldEconomicOutlook #globaleconomy #consumerconfidence #wealthmanagement
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Today, the World Economic Forum released its latest Chief Economists Outlook, highlighting a cautiously optimistic but still challenging global economic landscape. 🌍📊 While easing inflation and more flexible monetary policies are signs of stabilization, issues like slow growth, high debt, political volatility, and increasing geopolitical tensions remain significant hurdles. Notably, 91% of surveyed economists point to these tensions as barriers to collaboration—a critical component for sustained recovery. Now, more than ever, coordinated efforts from policymakers and stakeholders are needed to ensure that the recovery process is not derailed by these ongoing pressures. It's time to implement pragmatic solutions that bolster fiscal resilience and foster long-term growth. #EconomicOutlook #Inflation #Collaboration #Geopolitics #FiscalResilience #LongTermGrowth
Today we release our latest World Economic Forum Chief Economists Outlook: while the short-term global #economic outlook is stabilizing, numerous challenges persist. Easing #inflation and looser monetary policies have prompted cautious optimism, but slow growth, debt, political volatility and rising geopolitical tensions continue to pose risks. 91% of the economists surveyed said that efforts to boost #collaboration are hindered by these tensions. Addressing these challenges requires coordinated efforts from policymakers and stakeholders to ensure that economic recovery is not undermined by these pressures. Now is the time for pragmatic solutions that can strengthen both fiscal resilience and long-term growth. Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/gAVHRvSu #SDIM24
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🌍 Global Economic Outlook 2024 🌍 According to the latest World Economic Forum Chief Economists Outlook, the global economy is stabilizing, but key vulnerabilities remain. With geopolitical tensions and economic policy shifts—especially from the upcoming U.S. elections—our family and business, Rothschild Corp, are carefully watching for signals of stabilization. 📉 While South Asia and U.S. economies are showing promise, many regions like Europe continue to face challenges with slow growth, debt burdens, and fiscal pressures. Despite these challenges, we still have our bets on Southeast Asia, China, and the RCEP regions to drive growth and opportunities in the coming years. 💼🌿 Dr. Michael Rothschild comments: "We hope that global economics improve for all businesses and families, creating a more stable and prosperous future." We look forward to a world where geopolitical tensions ease, allowing us to expand our operations and foster positive, long-term relationships that align with our family’s vision of a prosperous, stable future. 🌐 #GlobalEconomy #GeopoliticalTensions #RothschildCorp #EconomicOutlook #FamilyBusiness #Sustainability #HealthcareInnovation #RenewableEnergy #FutureOfBusiness #EconomicGrowth #WorldEconomicForum #Stability #Biopharmaceuticals #SustainableGrowth #SoutheastAsia #China #RCEP #GlobalTrade #MichaelRothschild
Today we release our latest World Economic Forum Chief Economists Outlook: while the short-term global #economic outlook is stabilizing, numerous challenges persist. Easing #inflation and looser monetary policies have prompted cautious optimism, but slow growth, debt, political volatility and rising geopolitical tensions continue to pose risks. 91% of the economists surveyed said that efforts to boost #collaboration are hindered by these tensions. Addressing these challenges requires coordinated efforts from policymakers and stakeholders to ensure that economic recovery is not undermined by these pressures. Now is the time for pragmatic solutions that can strengthen both fiscal resilience and long-term growth. Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/gAVHRvSu #SDIM24
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🔔 Today, the World Economic Forum released the Chief Economists Outlook: While the short-term global #economic outlook is stabilizing, numerous challenges persist. 📊 🔑 Key Insights from Chief Economists: 📉 Inflation easing: In the U.S., the percentage of chief economists expecting high inflation drops from 21% in 2024 to just 6% by 2025. Similarly, in Europe, it falls from 21% to 3%. 💸 Debt risks: 53% of chief economists see high public debt in advanced economies as a major risk, with 64% voicing the same concerns for developing economies. Almost 40% expect defaults to rise in developing economies over the next year. 🌍 Regional divergence: Nearly 90% of U.S. chief economists predict moderate or strong growth in 2024 and 2025, reflecting confidence in a "soft landing" after tight monetary policy. 70% believe South Asia, driven by India's performance, will lead global growth, while Europe and China face weaker prospects. ⚖️ Political volatility: 80% of chief economists agree the U.S. election will significantly influence global economic policy. 📈 As we move forward, it’s clear that while some trends show improvement, we must remain vigilant about the risks ahead. #SDIM24
Today we release our latest World Economic Forum Chief Economists Outlook: while the short-term global #economic outlook is stabilizing, numerous challenges persist. Easing #inflation and looser monetary policies have prompted cautious optimism, but slow growth, debt, political volatility and rising geopolitical tensions continue to pose risks. 91% of the economists surveyed said that efforts to boost #collaboration are hindered by these tensions. Addressing these challenges requires coordinated efforts from policymakers and stakeholders to ensure that economic recovery is not undermined by these pressures. Now is the time for pragmatic solutions that can strengthen both fiscal resilience and long-term growth. Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/gAVHRvSu #SDIM24
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Navigating US Economic Growth and Inflation: Global Ramifications and Policy Dilemmas US economic growth raises concerns about inflation, global implications explored. https://lnkd.in/dbARkmmS #USEconomicGrowth #EconomicGrowth #KISSPRNewswire #KISSPRBrandStory #KISSPRPressRelease
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How can high interest rates and an inherently unstable economic outlook coexist with markets at record highs? Find out in our report, exploring key findings from Fathom’s latest #Global Outlook #FathomMacro https://lnkd.in/edwVCJsd
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IMF World Economic Outlook, October 2024: Policy Pivot, Rising Threats [22 October 2024] https://lnkd.in/gy4Rnv34 or https://lnkd.in/gM57_iN9 The latest World Economic Outlook reports stable but underwhelming global growth, with the balance of risks tilted to the downside. As monetary policy is eased amid continued disinflation, shifting gears is needed to ensure that fiscal policy is on a sustainable path and to rebuild fiscal buffers. Understanding the role of monetary policy in recent global disinflation, and the factors that influence the social acceptability of structural reforms, will be key to promoting stable and more rapid growth in the future.
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This requires enhanced models and better sectoral data to gauge underlying inflationary forces, improve forecasts, and guide the fine-tuning of policy responses. A first step in the right direction may involve collecting more frequent data for prices by sector and supply constraints to determine if key sectors are bumping against supply bottlenecks. Also, understanding structural factors such as how different sectors set prices and the links between them would provide additional valuable insights.
NEW RELEASE: Chapter 2 of the October 2024 World Economic Outlook takes an in-depth look at "The Great Tightening: Insights from the Recent Inflation Episode." Read here. https://lnkd.in/ev9ZPT-4
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Will the global economy pick up this year? Opinions might vary as much as the countries we all come from. Let's set off to understand how people around the globe feel about the economy's future. It's a chat about worldwide economic optimism and what it spells out for all of us. Join in the conversation! Read More: https://bit.ly/4423dF0 #PEGH #Investing #Investments #Worldwide #Economy #Blog #PotentialExcelerateGroupHolding
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