... robust U.S. economy, the easing of policies from other central banks, and heightened uncertainty surrounding China. Developing countries, particularly the Mexican peso and Brazilian real, are expected to face significant pressure. Outlook for Major Economies United States: GDP Growth: 2.0% in 2025 (down from 2.7% in 2024). Inflation: 2.6% in 2025. Policy: Ongoing tax cuts and encouragement of domestic investments. Eurozone: GDP Growth: 0.9%. Continued easing of rates by the European Central Bank is anticipated to support the economy, although ...

... maintain a dovish monetary policy to stimulate economic growth. Global Imbalances Rising public debt: Many countries continue to borrow to support their economies, creating risks for financial system stability. Trade balance deficits: Major import-oriented economies, such as the United States, remain vulnerable to fluctuations in currency markets. Capital Markets Stock Markets High volatility is expected in 2025, linked to uncertainties in monetary policy. Sectors showing resilience include: Technology, particularly in artificial intelligence and automation. Green energy and sustainable development. Healthcare, including biotechnology and pharmaceuticals....

... measures, and a recovery in industrial production were key growth factors. However, the country faces a number of challenges: trade restrictions, a demographic decline, and a real estate crisis. What led to the records and what prospects await China in 2025 — read in our article. China's Economy in 2024: 5% Growth, Key Successes, and Challenges China ended 2024 with an economy growing 5%, beating analysts' expectations. Stimulus measures, an export boom, and a pickup in industrial production were ...

... service data remains significantly above 50, indicating rapid activity growth. Foreign investments are also flowing into Indian assets, viewing the country as a growth point amid slowing in China. India’s economy is projected to grow more than 6% in 2025, making it one of the most dynamic large economies in the world. However, Asian investors remain vigilant overall: the slowing factor from China, the risks of global recession, and potential new trade disputes (e.g., between the US and China) may temper current optimism in the second half of ...

Vladimir Putin's speech at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) 2025 has become a significant indicator for investors, showcasing the directions in which the Russian economy will develop. We will examine the key points of the president's address, focusing on the investment climate, macroeconomic reforms, and strategies ...