... investments ready for the challenges of 2025? In the latest Citi Wealth Outlook 2025 report, experts share their predictions on key economic trends, promising sectors, and strategies for investors. Find out how inflation, technological innovation, and geopolitics will shape markets, and what steps you need to take to ensure your capital grows. All about the key opportunities and risks — in our article! Citi Wealth Outlook 2025: Key Trends and Recommendations for Investors Global Forecast from Citi: ...

... sales; the company explicitly referred to China as "its largest market." In April 2025, sales of the Chinese-assembled Tesla Model 3 and Y fell by 6% compared to the previous year, reflecting heightened competition from domestic brands and geopolitical factors. As Tesla's growth has largely been fueled by Asian consumer demand, a worsening situation in China directly threatens its stock profitability. Nike (NKE). The American sportswear manufacturer has long had a significant share of revenue ...

... Economic Union (EAEU). In the long term, this could increase liquidity and turnover of cryptocurrencies in the region, which would also reflect on global metrics. Finally, collaboration at this level strengthens the connection between the crypto market and geopolitics. As some major economies impose harsh restrictions, others—such as Kyrgyzstan—bet on innovation and attracting investments through cryptocurrencies. This dynamic urges the global crypto community to engage in dialogue with governments ...

... In 2025, the number of warheads held by nuclear-armed states is expected to change significantly. Key players such as Russia, the USA, China, India, and Pakistan will continue to expand their nuclear arsenals, which will inevitably impact the global geopolitical landscape. From an international security perspective, the new nuclear balance could radically change the rules of the game. In this article, we will take a detailed look at the number of warheads held by each nuclear power, their strategic ...

... Kazakhstan, which currently faces significant challenges in meeting its agreed quota with OPEC+." The reason for increasing production is the desire to regain lost market share while taking advantage of a relatively favorable market environment, as geopolitical factors support prices, according to Dmitry Skryabin, portfolio manager at the Alpha Capital Management Company. It has long been promised that the production cuts were a temporary measure that could be reversed later, stated Stanislav Mitrahovich,...