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An analysis by the Boston Consulting Group explores how technology, geopolitics, and climate change could reshape the world in the coming decades.
The Chinese government has set a GDP growth target of between 4.5% and 5% for 2026, the lowest in more than three decades. The decision reflects a more challenging economic environment and marks a strategic shift toward more moderate growth, focused on strengthening domestic consumption, driving technological innovation, and improving the resilience of the economic model.
Beyond reacting to crises, the real challenge lies in anticipating and making strategic decisions that will strengthen the business in the long term.
According to the report, these natural phenomena are among the three greatest short-term risks, along with armed conflicts and disinformation, endangering market stability.
The potential common currency of emerging economies challenges the supremacy of the dollar. What repercussions would this move have on global financial markets?
The most pressing task facing advisors in the wake of the U.S. election is to determine how much of Donald Trump's agenda - broadly outlined during the campaign - will be realized and how it will impact 2025.
This financing solution not only helps buyers in a complex credit environment, but also drives more responsible construction and procurement practices.
Bloomberg explains the reasons behind the dollar's strength as a cornerstone of the global economy.
Latest PMI data show resilient growth, but defy view of further disinflation
The current situation with U.S. Treasury bonds reflects the tensions of a changing global economic order.
