
IMF Upgrades 2025 Global Growth Outlook to 3.0%
IMF boosts 2025 global growth forecast to 3.0%, highlighting economic resilience and policy improvements across major economies, with Asia playing a pivotal role.
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IMF boosts 2025 global growth forecast to 3.0%, highlighting economic resilience and policy improvements across major economies, with Asia playing a pivotal role.
IMF raises 2025 global growth forecast to 3.0%, highlighting Asia’s economic resilience and the need for trade system reforms.
UOB raises China’s growth forecast, citing its robust manufacturing sector and complete industrial chain as key drivers of economic resilience.
China’s economy grew 5.3% in H1 2025, prompting major banks to raise GDP forecasts. Strong exports, manufacturing, and retail sales drive optimism.
Economist Kenneth Rogoff warns that U.S. debt and political challenges could trigger an inflationary crisis, impacting global markets and investor confidence.
World Bank revises global growth forecasts downward, citing trade barriers and policy uncertainty, while Asia shows relative resilience.
Morgan Stanley raises China’s 2025 GDP forecast to 4.5%, citing tech innovation and policy reforms as key growth drivers. Insights from chief economist Robin Xing highlight sector opportunities.
OECD lowers 2025 global growth forecast to 2.9%, citing trade tensions and economic uncertainty, with the U.S. expected to see slower growth.
The IMF lowers Europe’s growth outlook, citing trade tensions and tighter financial conditions. Explore how global trade dynamics may shape economic recovery.
IMF slashes 2025 global growth forecast to 2.8%, citing escalating tariff measures and international responses. Analysis examines risks for Asia’s export economies and supply chains.
WTO and UNCTAD warn of global trade slowdown amid rising tensions, highlighting regional disparities and South-South resilience.
Global agencies downgrade US economic forecasts as Trump’s reciprocal tariffs approach, raising concerns over trade policies’ impact on global markets.
UK revises 2025 GDP growth forecast down to 1%, citing heightened global uncertainties, challenging economic strategies for Asian investors and policymakers.