The world at the end of March is a very different place than in January; and this is only the start of disruptive change in the global economic & geopolitical system.
Read MoreThree years on from the second Russian invasion of Ukraine, a new global economic and geopolitical order is emerging
Read MoreBeyond the economic & political disruption in the US, ten recent developments provide insights on emerging global dynamics.
Read MoreThere is high potential for economic and geo/political disruption in 2025. Ten developments in December provide a sense of what to expect.
Read MorePublic debt continues to rise across advanced economies, creating economic and geopolitical risk exposures
Read MoreA slowing US economy is attracting significant attention; but China poses a more significant risk to the global economy
Read MoreThe (northern) summer has been dominated by political and economic turbulence; expect more to come
Read MoreStructural changes in politics and policy are underway across advanced economies – with material economic consequences
Read MoreThe ability to finance the great reindustrialisation will be a key driver of national economic performance: only some economies are positioned to benefit
Read MoreRecent market volatility after elections illustrates the economic importance of political institutions; with implications for the US Presidential election
Read MoreTrade flows capture changes in the geopolitical context: global economic fragmentation continues to sharpen, driven by geopolitical rivalry
Read MoreInvestment is strengthening across advanced economies for economic & geopolitical reasons, with effects from commodity prices to macro policy & productivity growth
Read MoreThe strong USD is generating economic pressures around the world, with the potential for disruptive responses – reinforced by geopolitical rivalry
Read MoreA roaring '20s will require a much stronger economic recovery from Covid than from the global financial crisis. What are the chances?
Read MoreThe UK 'Truss shock' provides insight into the growing risks of the unsustainable US fiscal path causing a global financial shock
Read MoreBeyond managing exposures to geopolitical shocks, firms, investors, and governments need to position for structural geopolitical shifts
Read MoreThe spillovers from China’s growth model will create stresses across the global economy, with economic and geopolitical implications
Read MoreInsights on global economic and geopolitical developments
Read MoreStructural drivers of higher inflation will be offset by strengthening productivity growth, but with significant variation across economies
Read MoreInsights on global economic and geopolitical developments
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