... Economic Outlook," in which they reveal key forecasts: from the impact of new U.S. tariff policies to a stronger dollar and the outlook for the world's largest economies, including China, the Eurozone, and India. Find out how these changes will affect global trade, currency markets, and investment strategies. Forecast of the International Economy for 2025 Based on the "2025 International Economic Outlook" Report by Wells Fargo The economic outlook for 2025 from Wells Fargo analysts reflects significant ...

... readiness to negotiate with Moscow bypassing Brussels (in the event of an EU-wide ban on Russian gas) demonstrate the limitations of a unified position within the bloc. Overall, geopolitical risks remain one of the main drivers of the reconfiguration of global energy trade routes. While the current market conditions—prices for oil, gas, and coal—are primarily determined by fundamental factors of supply and demand, political decisions can significantly impact the availability of certain energy carriers for individual ...

... we’ll explore the implications of these statements on the future of the dollar and the viability of a BRICS currency. The Dollar’s Dominance in the Global Economy Since the end of World War II, the U.S. dollar has held a central position in the global economy. As the world’s primary reserve currency, it facilitates most of the world’s trade, investments, and financial activities. Nations rely on the dollar for international transactions, and central banks hold significant dollar reserves. This dominance has provided the U.S. with substantial economic and political leverage worldwide....

... business and the economy, as well as the risks and opportunities this creates for investors. The EU on the Brink of a Trade War: What Macron's Warning Means for Investors Recent statements by French President Emmanuel Macron regarding a potential trade war between the European Union and global economic giants — the United States and China — have garnered attention from investors worldwide. Macron's call for the EU to reconsider its trade policy reflects the escalating tensions within the international economy. What risks and opportunities ...

... readings from the UK and the U.S. are crucial for assessing inflation trends. High inflation could lead to expectations of tighter monetary policy, affecting currencies and interest-rate-sensitive sectors in both regions. China Trade Data: China’s trade balance offers insights into global demand, particularly for industrial and consumer goods. Strong exports support commodity prices, while weak trade data may raise concerns about the global economy. Eurozone Industrial Production: As a key indicator of economic health in the region,...