Um die wirtschaftlichen Folgen des Wandels der Natur zu quantifizieren, muss man sowohl die Auswirkung von wirtschaftlichen Aktivitäten auf die Natur als auch die Risiken durch die Abhängigkeit dieser Aktivitäten von Ökosystemleistungen berücksichtigen
In two or three years’ time, US imports could fall by around 15% due to discounted reciprocal tariff hikes.
Quantifying the economic impacts of nature change means considering double materiality; economic activities can both impact and depend on nature.
While the automotive tariffs will likely lead to some production being reshored to US plants, they will also raise costs for US manufacturers and households.
Trump has moved swiftly to advance a trade agenda that goes beyond what was promised in the campaign. This will have a major impact on global industrial prospects.
Our baseline forecast now assumes that European defence spending will rise to 3% of GDP by the end of the decade. This could give a growth boost to Europe’s ailing industrial sector.
We assess the implications and risks for our commodity price forecasts against the backdrop of a ‘fragile’ ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
If there’s one thing more damaging than tariffs themselves, it’s the sharp rise in trade policy uncertainty.
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The impact of global tariffs, a high degree of policy uncertainty, and higher for longer interest rates are expected to hit industry—we have pushed down our 2025 global industrial production growth forecast by 0.5ppts since our Q4 2024 update.
We’ve lowered our GDP growth forecast for the US, Canada and Mexico, reflecting our assumption of more aggressive US tariff hikes.
We expect increasingly divergent growth and risk patterns across regions in 2025.
Climate and other sustainability challenges can affect the finance sector and have a material impact on returns to capital.
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The new US tariffs add an additional layer of drag on Asian manufacturing activities. India will be one of the least affected countries.
We think the immediate tariffs on China will have spillovers to some other Asian economies, while the threat of reciprocal tariffs has raised the odds that of the rest of Asia will also be slapped with higher tariffs.
The housing market across most of Europe has now improved, but has it reached the tipping point?
Tariff-induced price increases call into question tightly integrated supply chains across North America and make large swathes of exports less competitive.
We have incorporated a 10% blanket tariff by the US and immediate retaliation by the EU in our forecast for Eurozone GDP growth, which is now 0.3ppts lower for 2025 and 2026.
A blanket 25% tariff on Canadian imports to the US could have a significant impact on commodity prices, squeeze profit margins of Canadian exporters and raise prices for US end-users.