Euromonitor global risk index warns of stagflation in UK, US and Eurozone
Euromonitor International
LONDON, UK – Market research company Euromonitor International’s Global Economic Forecast in Q2 2023 has released its Global Risk Index, citing possible stagnation in economic activity combined with high inflation as the main dangers facing the UK, US and Eurozone economies for the rest of 2023 and early 2024.
Global Economic Forecasts: Q1 2023
Euromonitor International
Economic uncertainty is expected to continue throughout 2023. But some economies like the US have been more resilient than anticipated from a result of a strong labour market.
US Dollar Exchange Rate Shifts: Drivers, Impacts and Outlook for 2023
Maxim Hofer
In 2022 central banks globally rapidly raised interest rates to counter inflation. Yet, with diverging monetary policies and economic trajectories between the US and other key economies, the US dollar reached a two-decade high against other major currencies. This has significant implications for the global economy, businesses and consumers. This article explores the drivers, impact and outlook on the US dollar surge.
Top 10 Articles of 2022
Euromonitor International
2022 was a year of uncertainty dominated by the impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, high commodity prices, soaring global inflation, a cost-of-living crisis squeezing consumer spending potential and China’s controversial zero-COVID policy. Here is a look at the insights which resonated the most with our audience.
Economies in 2023: Key Trends to Watch
Lan Ha
In 2023, global economies will continue to face multiple macroeconomic headwinds, including geopolitical uncertainties, inflation and tightened financial conditions. Global economic growth is expected to further slow, while cities will witness subdued consumer spending growth.
Key Manufacturing Trends in 2023
Justinas Liuima
The worsened economic outlook and energy price shocks are forecast to weigh on the global manufacturing sector in 2023, with industries with high energy intensity and highly reliant on investment demand being the most vulnerable. However, despite the clouded outlook, global supply chain problems are forecast to ease in 2023 and provide relief to the global manufacturing sector. Ongoing production reshoring efforts and tight labour markets are also forecast to support faster investment growth in digital and production automation tools.
Three Areas of Opportunity for ASEAN
Kamile Botyriute
Trade tensions and major disruptions in global supply chains have pushed investors to look for alternative business locations. The regional bloc of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is increasingly viewed as a prospective option for new investments thanks to trade liberalisation, rapid digital advancement and cost advantages.
Building Resilience During Economic Uncertainty in CEE
Maryna Sheremet
Our recent Voice of The Consumer: Lifestyle Survey indicates that over 30% of consumers in Europe intend to put more money aside for savings in 2022. At the same time, over 50% of surveyed Europeans report value for money as a factor of choice when buying household essentials.
Emerging and Developing Cities are Closing the Income Gap on Advanced Economies
Fransua Vytautas Razvadauskas
Cities in emerging and developing countries have been the engines of economic growth over the last two decades. Nonetheless, high debt levels, rising inflation and other risks could upend economic growth and slow income expansion in emerging and developing cities.