The European Union’s economic growth is forecast to decline from 1.5% in 2025 to 1.4% in 2026 “as higher U.S. tariffs and ...
Invitation-only global forum convened by the Future Economic Cooperation Council, in cooperation with the Ministry of ...
A push to increase competition in seed, fertilizer and chemicals is evolving and much needed. It will be an influencer into ...
Concern is higher in middle-income countries than high-income ones. A median of 75% across the nine middle-income countries surveyed say global economic conditions are a major threat, while a median ...
The IMF eLibrary is a free research tool that can be used to learn more about global economic conditions and policies. With more than 25,000 full-text IMF publications available to search and download ...
Shifts in US policy, and their potential economic implications, remain in focus. Our global growth forecasts for 2025–26 have been lifted slightly in the February update, although this masks some ...
The OECD's latest Economic Outlook projects slowed GDP growth in 2026, with an uptick in many countries for 2027. A ccording to its latest Economic Outlook released today, the Organisation for ...
Change is here, happening quickly and changing everything we know. As we head further into 2025, we find ourselves at the crossroads of economic volatility, political realignment and technological ...
The outlook highlights a gradual increase in global oil inventories and a decline in Brent crude prices over the next 2 years ...
Countries that attract the world’s most talented people will be the most successful at overcoming mounting economic pressures from aging populations and declining productivity. Yet immigration isn’t ...
Two Northeast cities have been recognized among the 10 best in the world, according to a new study. Oxford Economics has released its 2025 Global Cities Index. New York City ranked No. 1 in the world ...
Tariff and trade-related risks and uncertainties have diminished, but not disappeared. The reductions in US and Chinese tariffs were agreed faster and went further than assumed in our May forecast ...