... 2025: Where is the Economy Heading? Slowing Global Economic Growth The growth of the global economy is expected to slow down in 2025, becoming the new standard for investors. This trend is influenced by multiple factors, including high interest rates, monetary ... ..., its long-term persistence remains a significant challenge. The impact of inflation is particularly pronounced in developed economies, where central banks are tightening policies, limiting access to cheap money. Growing Interest in Emerging Markets Emerging ...

... factors—from the number of successful predecessors to the availability of money and talent—leads to the conclusion that in 2025, the most favorable countries for creating a unicorn company are those that manage to combine market scale, developed startup ... ... language and regulatory barriers. The United Kingdom and Western European countries (especially France, Germany, and Nordic economies) are creating ever-better conditions—a combined EU market, government incentives, and an expanding venture sector—hence ...

The ruble ended 2024 with a historic weakening, exceeding the 100 per dollar mark. What caused the national currency to fall, what forecasts do experts give for 2025, and how will this affect the economy, business, and the lives of Russians? We analyze the key factors, current data, and strategies for investors. The Ruble Closed 2024 Above 100 to the Dollar: Reasons, Forecasts, and Implications By the end ...

... reduce risk for the global economy, which would also positively affect energy demand. Financial Markets and Economics: Data on the state of the global economy (inflation, interest rates, industrial growth) will influence commodity markets. If large economies show signs of slowdown, this could cool oil prices and reduce fuel consumption. For now, forecasts indicate moderate growth in demand for oil (~2% per year) and gas by the end of 2025. In summary, the fuel and energy complex is entering the second half of summer relatively steadily. Oil is holding at comfortable levels for producers without imposing critical pressure on consumers. Gas remains expensive, but on a manageable market ...

In 2025, the Russian car market expects a significant decline in sales volumes - according to AVTOVAZ forecasts, the market may shrink by 21-30%. The reasons for the decline are the growth of the key rate, fluctuations in the ruble exchange rate and a decrease ...