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Global Economy

‘The world will remain multipolar in 2025’: Julius Baer

While government bonds offer initial allure amid declining long-term interest rates, equities remain the preferred asset class. Real assets are poised to continue rising, says Julius Baer.
China eases monetary policy stance, vows more fiscal support - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

China Focus

China eases monetary policy stance, vows more fiscal support

While China’s economy has shown signs of stabilising in recent months, looming US tariffs, however, have dented the prospects of exports and added pressure to the world’s second-largest economy.
Sheffield Green, offshore energy, human resources (HR), green energy - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Markets

Let the flames begin

Chew Sutat shares his thoughts on the Olympics and the US elections in this edition of Chew On This.

Global Economy

G-7 trade chiefs slam weaponization of economic dependencies

'We deplore actions to weaponize economic dependencies'
IMF warns of inflation's tenacity, weaker global growth in 2024 - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

IMF warns of inflation's tenacity, weaker global growth in 2024

In most countries, IMF foresees inflation remaining above central bank targets until 2025.
World Trade data begin to show early signs of 'reglobalisation' - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

World trade data begin to show early signs of 'reglobalisation'

The transformation that some are calling 'reglobalisation' will take years

Global Economy

Central banks should slow down

Central banks should proceed with caution in combating inflation

Future of the economy

What does world economy look like through 2075?

“Our projections imply that we have passed the high-water mark of global potential growth."

Global Economy

World economy heads for one of its worst years in three decades

Growth will reach just 2.4% in 2023, down from an estimated 3.2%
Global growth to be as weak next year as 2009, IIF forecasts - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

Global growth to be as weak next year as 2009, IIF forecasts

“Our base case is that fighting drags on into 2024, given that the conflict is ‘existential’ for Putin.”
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