Report: World’s economy no less volatile in 2025

New report highlights divergent growth rates in US and EU and Trump Presidency as global economic headwinds for the coming year.

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The report focused on how inflation will still be key in 2025 despite cuts from many of the world’s central banks this year.

The world is in a state of flux, said Zurich Chief Investment Officer, in the company’s “Global Economic and Markets Outlook 2025”.

The report highlighted the number of risks and other volatile trends across the world from the effects of Donald Trump’s re-election as well as the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East.

The trends highlighted in the report will likely effect the risk and investment strategy decision for investment professional in insurance for the coming year.

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