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đź“…December 3, 2025 at 1:00 AM
Global growth remains steady in 2025 despite trade pressures, with AI and green tech driving investment, while developing economies face mounting financial and climate challenges Source 1Source 2Source 4.
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Global Growth Holds Steady in 2025

Worldwide growth is projected at 3.2% for 2025, slightly down from last year but stronger than earlier forecasts, with a slowdown expected to 2.9% in 2026 due to trade barriers and policy uncertainty Source 1.

2

US Economy Outperforms Expectations

The US economy is forecast to expand by 2% in 2025, reflecting solid momentum despite new tariffs and trade strategy shifts, with businesses adapting quickly to higher import costs Source 1.

3

Green Economy Surpasses $7 Trillion by 2030

The green economy is expected to exceed $7 trillion in annual value by 2030, driven by record investment in green technologies and cost declines in solar, wind, and batteries Source 2.

4

China Leads Global Clean Energy Investment

China invested $659 billion in clean energy in 2024 and accounts for over 60% of new global renewable capacity, reshaping supply chains and leading in green innovation Source 2.

5

AI Investment Fuels Market Growth

AI investment is set to grow at a solid pace in 2026, with Bank of America Global Research forecasting above-consensus GDP growth for the US and China, driven by technological advances Source 3.

6

Global Growth Slows to 2.6% in 2025

UNCTAD reports global growth will slow to 2.6% in 2025, pressured by financial volatility, geopolitical uncertainty, and trade disruptions, especially impacting developing economies Source 4.

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Developing Economies Face Financial Pressures

Developing countries are growing faster than advanced ones but face high borrowing costs, financial volatility, and climate risks that limit investment and sustainable growth Source 4.

8

Climate Vulnerability Raises Borrowing Costs

Countries exposed to extreme weather pay an extra $20 billion annually in interest due to perceived risk, according to UNCTAD, adding to financial pressures Source 4.

9

Dollar Dominance in Global Finance

The US dollar's share of cross-border payments has risen to about 50%, increasing developing countries' exposure to US financial cycles Source 4.

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Global Economy Remains Resilient but Fragile

The OECD's latest outlook highlights global resilience in 2025 but warns of underlying fragilities, including trade tensions and uneven recovery Source 5.