by Natalija Riabko | Oct 2, 2025 | Agriculture, China, Commodities, EU, Forecast, Investing, Market Outlook, News, News of the day, Raw Materials, Strategy, USA
Global Outlook Global growth remains positive but constrained: the IMF forecasts 3.0% in 2025 and 3.1% in 2026, while the WTO expects a – 0.2% decline in merchandise trade in 2025, followed by a +2.5% rebound in 2026. Inflation is easing but uneven: 2.2% in the...
by Natalija Riabko | Sep 21, 2025 | Article, ESG Criteria, Future of investment, Investing, News, News of the day, Strategy, World Markets
Trust is the cornerstone of financial markets. Yet, recent history is riddled with resounding scandals that have shattered this trust, wiped out savings, and brought industrial giants to their knees. From Enron to Wirecard, these are not mere historical anomalies;...
by Natalija Riabko | Sep 17, 2025 | Bond Market, China, Forecast, Investing, Japan, News, News of the day, Stock Exchange, Strategy
Global equity markets are staging impressive performances, with indices such as the S&P 500, the Nikkei 225, and the Hang Seng either reaching or hovering near historic highs. This rally has been fueled by macroeconomic drivers: expectations of rate cuts, easing...
by Natalija Riabko | Sep 8, 2025 | Agriculture, Article, China, Commodities, ESG Criteria, News, News of the day, Semiconductors, Strategy, USA
As September unfolds, global markets approach the final quarter of 2025 with a mix of caution and opportunism. According to the IMF, global growth is expected to hover around 3% this year, a figure that masks a highly uneven landscape: advanced economies struggle to...
by Natalija Riabko | Sep 6, 2025 | Agriculture, All Markets, Commodities, ESG Criteria, Forecast, Investing, Market Outlook, News, News of the day, Raw Materials
Global Economic Overview As we enter September 2025, the global economy exhibits moderate but resilient growth, with the IMF projecting roughly 3% annual expansion.Causes: In advanced economies, the slowdown is largely due to persistent restrictive monetary policies...
