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US Federal Reserve Expected to Cut Interest Rates in December 2025
Markets widely anticipate a 25 basis points cut in the US Federal Reserve's rate in December 2025 despite inflation remaining at 3.0%. The Fed’s future rate path remains uncertain, with markets watching closely for signals on further easing in 2026. This reflects cautious balancing amidst inflation and economic growth data.
Global Manufacturing Output Forecast to Grow 1.9% in 2025
Global manufacturing production is projected to increase by 1.9% to $46.7 trillion in 2025 despite economic uncertainties and trade tensions. Growth strength is especially seen in smaller Asian and European territories, with the Americas and Asia showing positive outlooks, while Europe is expected to face a slight contraction.
US Economy Shows Resilience Amid Policy Changes in 2025
US real GDP growth is estimated between 1.5% and 2.0% in 2025, driven by tariff and tax policies accelerating AI deployment despite global economic challenges. Expectations for 2026 suggest resilient growth with sticky inflation and stabilizing labor markets.
Currency Markets See Divergence as Central Banks Set Rates for End of 2025
The US dollar remains resilient even with an expected Fed rate cut, while the Euro consolidates with steady growth in the Eurozone. The Australian and New Zealand dollars show strength amid firm economic data, highlighting diverging monetary policy paths globally.
Asian and European Smaller Manufacturing Markets Showing Robust Growth
While major European economies experience a mild contraction in manufacturing output, smaller emerging countries across Asia and Europe continue to register strong manufacturing expansion, bolstering overall global growth figures for 2025.
Economic Outlook for 2026 Points to Slowdown but Sustained Momentum
Growth is expected to moderate in 2026 due to contractionary fiscal policies and inflation pressures, with projections suggesting GDP growth slowing below 1% in some regions, though broader demand recovery and labor market stabilization may support ongoing growth.