2025: A crossroads for international trade and global businessÂ
From tariffs to supply chain challenges, IMD experts predict the factors that will shape international trade in 2025.
From tariffs to supply chain challenges, IMD experts predict the factors that will shape international trade in 2025.
As Asia’s economic landscape evolves, three distinct narratives emerge: Japan’s structural renaissance, China’s growth challenges, and India’s manufacturing aspirations. Understanding these intersecting stories is crucial for global businesses and policymakers navigating the region’s shifting dynamics.
The former Italian premier and ECB president’s call for massive EU investment is a wake-up call to Europe’s economic stagnation. But can the continent afford the trade-offs he overlooks?
As the world’s largest democracy prepares to overtake China in terms of economic growth, it offers a huge investment opportunity, explains IMD’s Richard Baldwin.
In an era of unpredictability, businesses must take many more strategic decisions about supply chain management, say IMD’s Carlos Cordon and supply chain adviser Tariq Farooq
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A banking crisis in China has the potential to disrupt global financial markets, supply chains, and international trade – causing widespread economic repercussions. What can be done to avert such a disaster? 
With the global economy facing its slowest growth in three decades, luxury brands are facing challenges from shifting consumer behaviors to geopolitical tensions. Navigating them requires innovative approaches to digitalization at scale.
As interest rates rose in many economies, fears of a “hard landing” grew. We examine whether a tighter monetary policy has translated into more firms going into corporate distress by tracking three indicators of corporate performance.
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