Aiste Bijune Global Insight Manager - Economies
düsseldorf
Lithuanian, English, German
About Aiste
Aiste is Global Insight Manager - Economies at Euromonitor International. She focuses on global economic analysis and its impact on business.
Aiste leads strategic economic analysis and provides client advisory support on macroeconomic outlooks, scenario planning, and the business implications of geopolitical developments across global markets. Drawing on more than 10 years of consulting experience, she supports businesses in turning economic change into clearer decisions on risk, resilience and growth.
Aiste brings 10+ years experience of working at Euromonitor. Before moving to economic analysis, Aiste worked on ad-hoc consulting projects for the company.
Recently Published Work
Global Economic Outlook for Q2 2026: Growth Redefined by Energy Shock
8 Jun 26The blockage of the Strait of Hormuz, a consequence of the US/Israel-Iran war, has emerged as the defining economic disruption of 2026. The impact extends beyond energy markets: rerouted shipping, airspace restrictions and disrupted exports of petrochemicals and fertilisers have raised freight and input costs globally, reducing margins and exposing the depth of vulnerability in energy importing and trade-dependent economies.
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Chart of the Month: Economic Impact of a Prolonged Iran War
30 Apr 26The US/Israel-Iran war has caused a major shift in global economic dynamics, driving oil prices higher and exposing vulnerabilities in energy-dependent economies. Our latest Chart of the Month looks at the projected impact of this war by country.
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Energy Shock Redefines Global Economic Resilience
22 Apr 26The US/Israel-Iran war has caused a major shift in global economic dynamics, driving oil prices higher and exposing vulnerabilities in energy-dependent economies. With the Strait of Hormuz – responsible for over a quarter of global oil exports – blocked, inflation and supply chain disruptions are spreading far beyond the Gulf. This crisis is deepening the divide between energy importers and exporters, prompting businesses and governments to reconsider resilience, competitiveness and long-term growth strategies.
Aiste Bijune