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Dubai’s #GDP grew 3.1% in 2024, driven by transport, ICT, and finance, aligning with its D33 agenda. With #UAE non-oil growth projected at 4.8% in 2025, can this trend continue? 🔗

President Trump launched the first salvo in what will likely turn into another global trade war. A 10% additional tariff on imports from China went into effect on February 4 & the Chinese responded with a series of retaliatory steps.

From crop to consumer, our latest analysis for @global_brewers demonstrates the reach of the global beer sector across the industrial spectrum. Read more about how the #beer sector supported #farmers, #retailers, and business services firms in 2023 here:

Trump has announced a 30-day delay in the implementation of 25% tariffs on Canada. Our recent report outlines the impacts for crude oil, aluminium, steel and lumber if these tariffs are implemented:

Discover how geopolitical tensions and populism impact future growth prospects and why this matters for your business and the global economy. 📌 #geopoliticaltensions

Global construction activity is forecast to rebound over 2025. However, labour shortages and geopolitical uncertainties, such as potential tariff changes, may impact this recovery. Download our report to learn more:

🏈🏆#SuperbowlLIX teams look neck & neck in key economic metrics. Kansas City had more population & consumer spending growth in 2024 but Philadelphia had more job & GDP growth. But Philadelphia wins the title of “MORE ATHLETIC” with more fitness jobs per 1,000. #Eagles #KCChiefs

Saudi Arabia’s latest #PMI signals the strongest non-oil growth since 2014, backed by robust demand and solid fiscal balances. Fitch affirmed its A+ rating with a stable outlook, projecting non-oil growth near 6% through 2025. Find out here: #SaudiArabia

New research from @OxfordEconomics, conducted on behalf of @OQC_Tech & @IBMResearch, predicts that quantum computing technologies could give the UK an economy-wide productivity boost of up to 8.3% by 2055, with initial gains from as early as 2034. 🔗

The #beer sector is truly global. Our latest analysis for @global_brewers reveals the global beer sector supported a total contribution to #GDP of $878 billion and 33 million jobs in 185 countries across the world in 2023. Read more here:

Trump has announced a 30-day pause on his tariff threats against Canada and Mexico. If implemented, these tariffs could pave the way for significant disruptions for industrial sectors across North America. Our blog reveals the sectors that are at risk:

In our latest report, Oxford Economics, @GAManufacturers, and @EBAAorg have collaborated to explore the socio-economic benefits of #business #aviation in #Europe.

$600bn Pledge: Can Saudi-US Ties Strengthen? Find out here: #SaudiArabia plans to invest $600bn in the #US over four years, aiming to strengthen economic ties. Meanwhile, Bahrain's inflation hit a 4-month high at 0.5%, with prices set to rise into 2025.

Our 2025 outlook for key global cities is one of cautious optimism, with GDP growth expected to increase or hold steady in most regions, except China. In our blog, we discuss five key elements shaping the outlook for cities:

🌟 Happy Chinese New Year! 🧧 Wishing you an abundance of prosperity and success this year! 🗓️ Start the year with clarity and insight—explore key themes for 2025 and prepare for what’s ahead:  #HappyChineseNewYear #YearOfTheSnake #KeyThemes2025

Our latest report explores the total economic contribution of Grab’s on-demand services. These services contributed S$5.2 billion to Singapore’s GDP, equivalent to 0.8% of the national GDP. Report here

Canadian metros have seen rapid population growth over the last few years, but that is expected to come to a halt in 2025. Population growth has been strong all over Canada, but it has been most prominent in Alberta. Learn more:

🎧💻 In our upcoming #Canada Key Themes webinar, join Tony Stillo and Michael Davenport as they examine key themes that will shape the Canadian #economy in 2025. Register now:

We have been closely monitoring the potential impact of President Trump’s proposed new mandates on fiscal, tariff and immigration policy on the US and global economy, and will continue to do so. Discover our latest research: