The latest ACCA and IMA Global Economic Conditions Survey (GECS) saw a moderate increase in confidence to put the index just above its historical average. Add in small increases to the New Orders and Employment indices – both of which are slightly above their averages – and a positive pi...
December 20, 2023| Survey With geopolitical concerns the highest they have been all year, respondents’ views on the global economy continue to sour—but remain cautiously optimistic about economic conditions at home. You have reached a page with older survey data. Please see our 2024 survey resu...
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CapEx picked up marginally, but remains below the median of the same period; new orders and employment show a further modest deterioration. Overall, GECS Q4 2022 shows a subdued macro-economic outlook at the start of 2023, but not yet at levels consistent with an outright global recession, ev...
To avoid causing debt risk and financial burden to the countries where BRI projects are located, China has prioritized economic and social benefits and provided loans for project construction based on local needs and conditions. The key areas of investment are infrastructure projects designed to increa...
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China is expected to contribute over 30% of global economic growth in 2023; China-US direct flights will reach 70 per week starting November. Here’s what you need to know about China in the past 24 hours 中国经济要闻 China is projected to contribute more than 30 percent of global economic...
PwC's Macroeconomics team presents Global Economy Watch, a short publication that looks at the trends and issues that are affecting the global economy and details our latest economic projections for the world's leading economies.Featured Global Economy Watch: January 2023 Rapid slowdown but no ...
The global economy is expected to slow down this year, and into 2023, as inflation, rate hikes, geopolitical conflicts and Covid-19 continue to create headwinds that are likely to result in the deterioration of underlying conditions for various business
However, these circumstances will only improve in line with geopolitical developments, which means the world's countries will need to step up their collective economic cooperation in order to boost global growth and stability, and ensure 2023 is a year of global economic recovery. While this is ...