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The World Economic Outlook Update, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects the global economy to expand by 2.9% in 2023, an upward revision from 2022’s estimate of 3.1% but still a slowdown from 3.4% in 2022 and 6.1% in 2021.What else have you missed for April 2023? Juwai IQI - May 2023 NewsletterDownload Now

As we move through 2023, housing experts maintain a watchful eye on the economy, which continues to be pulled in all directions by high inflation, steep interest rates, ongoing geopolitical uncertainties and recession fears, to name a few. What else have you missed for March 2023? Juwai IQI - April 2023 NewsletterDownload Now

The global economy is at a crossroads; many economies need help to spur growth. Europe, the USA, the UK, and Japan face economic headwinds, with policy levers losing importance.What else have you missed in February 2023?Juwai IQI - March Newsletter 2023Download Now

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Rate hikes? Recession? Or disinflation? Or deflation?As 2022 ends, we can recap many historical milestones, like the Earth's population hitting 8 billion and the global economy surpassing $103 trillion.What else have you missed in January 2023? Juwai IQI - February 2023 NewsletterDownload Now

The University of Chicago Booth has termed the outlook "global instability and economic uncertainty" for the following year. Global investors must fathom the conditions and landscape for the coming quarters. What have you missed in December 2022?Juwai IQI - December 2022 NewsletterDownload

Markets are whistling past the graveyard as financial markets will not settle very soon. At the moment, investors are misreading the equity and bond markets, showcasing that 2023 will be more challenging than 2022.What else you missed in November?[sdm_download id="62082" fancy="0"]

Global economic fragilities are getting deeper into the financial markets. It is becoming clear that inflation will stay elevated and central banks will continue to hike interest rates until year-end.What else you missed in October 2022?[sdm_download id="60926" fancy="0"]