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Aleksandra Svidler
As the world’s energy landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, countries around the globe are striving to secure reliable and sustainable energy supply. However, not all nations are positioned equally in this quest for energy security. Our Global Energy Vulnerability Index sheds light on the energy vulnerabilities and strengths of different economies, revealing the challenges they face and the opportunities they can seize to enhance energy security.
Lan Ha
Geopolitical tensions, stagnation in major economies, debt distress and climate change are the key risk factors that could result in further disruptions in the global economy. Macroeconomic shocks can have a major impact on business outcomes as they affect production costs, consumer spending power and market potential. As economic uncertainty persists, companies need to judge their business stability against future shocks and be ready for a range of macroeconomic scenarios.
Euromonitor International
The latest 2023 quarterly forecast data shows gradual improvements to economic projections for the year. But the global outlook remains weak as challenges persist.
Aleksandra Svidler
Albeit staying historically high, prices of many commodities are set to normalise below last year’s levels, weighed by weaker global demand. Despite recent improvements in global economic outlook, it remains fragile as high borrowing costs, persisting inflation, geopolitical woes and disappointing China’s recovery weigh on the outlook and dent demand for energy, metals and food. Yet, tightening global supply adds pressure to energy and food commodities markets.
Lan Ha
Resilient consumer spending on services, moderating inflation and declining immediate risk in the banking sector have fuelled some upturns for the global economic outlook. The improvements remain fragile, however, with China’s slower-than-expected economic recovery, rather sticky core inflation, high interest rates and geopolitical uncertainties still weighing on economic activities, businesses and consumer confidence.
Aleksandra Svidler
The recent energy crisis has revealed the vulnerability of businesses, consumers and entire economies to energy market shocks. It has thus emphasised the importance of the global energy transition and opened opportunities for innovation and investments in green technologies. As energy market uncertainty lingers, proactive business strategy adjustments are key to withstand future energy supply and price risks, and to capitalise on emerging opportunities.
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