How will the global economy fare in 2025? | BBC News

The new year raises big questions for major economies around the world.

China and Germany stumbled last year with fundamental challenges proving difficult to fix.

Meanwhile, the US saw strong growth, but president-elect Donald Trump's return and his tariff-centred policies could have widespread effects.

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[dmac]

NEWS FLASH : Rich will get richer and the poorer will get poorer.

[magnolia]

I live in Germany and have done so since 1981. The Germany economy is in a bad shape and 1000's of Business's will not survive 2025 or beyond.

[mr.heisenberg]

A tariff is a tax that businesses (including domestic businesses) have to pay for to have their stuff imported which gives them the excuse to raise their prices

[rw]

How did "deregulation" become associated with " good times ahead"?... for whom? ...You know, regulations are there for a reason... right? I for one, prefer my food poison free, my child care 'n' rent under 5 figures and my drinking water non-radioactive. But, clearly I'm weird like that!

[dawidrejczak]

As long as there are no fewer billionaires, things will continue to be bad 🤷

[fintamaria]

It is hard for workers who are getting poorer... The rich have taken and are taking wealth out of the system, you have put all the burden on the backs of the poor. WOW

[ramanprakash]

Germany economy is not strong for 2025.

[ElizabethSanchezTejar]

It would be interesting to conduct research on Central America and South America. The market seems to be dominated by two countries: the USA and China. It’s disheartening to realize how the global economy is often reduced to just a few countries, as if the rest of the world is inactive or insignificant. Every country in the world contributes by producing, exporting, and importing. Together, Central America and South America have a population of 619 million people. Every time I watch the news, I feel like the rest of the world is overlooked, and only individuals from the USA and China are deemed important.

[phantomstrider]

The USA economic look was weirdly rose tinted and simplistic compared to the other more detailed looks on countries like China 🤔

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[rayot]

Nothing about your own basket case economy in the UK 😂

[gorgu]

There was nothing there about what was in store it was a report on the current situation….

[musicforallricardojmg]

Thanks for share news morning with us. See you from Brazil.

[Ryanjoned]

this does not change the fact that in Australia there are 48 million kangaroos and in Uruguay there are 3, 457, 380 inhabitants. So if the kangaroos decide to invade Uruguay, each Uruguayan will have to fight 14 kangaroos

[_AdventureClub_]

Pandemic and war
...
Tax and tax the tax.
It's a fall!