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Title: Enhanced Investment Management Limited Releases Global Economic Outlook 2025

Hong Kong based Enhanced Investment Management Limited has released the global outlook of the economic markets for 2025. The world economy is moving much more slowly as it enters 2025. After a time of recovery and stabilization from the pandemic and other shocks, new problems, especially a rise in trade barriers, have made growth less likely. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says that world GDP would only expand by roughly 2.8% in 2025, down from 3.3% last year and significantly below what is normal. The World Bank has also cut its forecast. It now thinks that the world economy will only grow by 2.3% in 2025, which would make it the lowest year since 2008 (not counting recessions). This gloomy picture is the result of a slowdown in both advanced and emerging economies. Higher tariffs and uncertainty about policy are two big reasons why activity is slowing down.This slowdown is happening in both developed and developing markets all across the world. Reuters reports that the return of protectionist policies and uncertainty about geopolitics have impacted trade, investment, and consumer confidence, which makes the global picture less positive. But a global recession is not the most likely outcome. Instead, people expect growth to stay weak for a long time. The world is not going for a recession but for a long time of slow growth, even though growth is slowing down.According to the IMF, headline inflation is getting close to central bank targets in advanced economies. For example, it is around 2% in the euro area. Core inflation, on the other hand, is still high because of rising service sector prices and wages.The IMF and World Bank anticipate that the US GDP will expand by between 1.4% to 1.8% in 2025. This is a big drop because of trade tensions, poli...

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