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Explore our latest reports to navigate the complexities of today’s economic landscape and gain a thorough understanding of how the macrocycle influences investment returns.

US-China relations improve, yet industrial recession remains likely
For the first time this year, our global industrial production outlook for 2025 has been upgraded. However, we still anticipate an industrial recession in Q2 and Q3.
Read more: US-China relations improve, yet industrial recession remains likely
The Green Leap – Project bankability takes centre stage
The report argues that enhancing project bankability should become a main policy priority as part of climate investment endeavors.
Read more: The Green Leap – Project bankability takes centre stage
The Eurozone economy should escape a recession this year
Our revamped modelling shows that a recession is not imminent for the Eurozone and the big four despite the extreme trade policy uncertainty.
Read more: The Eurozone economy should escape a recession this year
Global Scenarios Service – Tariff Uncertainty
This quarter’s scenarios quantify key risks to the global economy. These relate primarily to trade protectionism and other geopolitical tensions, structural weakness in the Chinese economy, the stance of monetary and fiscal policy, and financial market conditions.
Read more: Global Scenarios Service – Tariff Uncertainty
Trump tariffs struck down, but tariff uncertainty remains
Discover how the recent Court ruling on Trump’s tariffs affects global trade dynamics. Learn about potential administration strategies and our macro forecasts.
Read more: Trump tariffs struck down, but tariff uncertainty remains
US court rulings deepen trade policy uncertainty
A recent court ruling challenges key tariffs from the Trump administration, sparking uncertainty in US trade policy. As legal battles unfold, businesses and policymakers face an unpredictable road ahead. What does this mean for the economy and global trade?
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