Introduction
Globally, the chief economist of the International Monetary Fund says that growth could stabilize at around 3% per year. High public debt, geopolitical
tensions and low productivity growth could slow development in many countries. In the United States, second quarter economic growth was revised downward due to subdued business investment, although consumer spending remained solid. GDP increased at an annual rate of 2.1%, down from the 2.4% previously estimated. China's economy faces persistent challenges and a declining population, while emerging industrial policies are reshaping global production chains. On the oil front, production cuts by Saudi Arabia and Russia have been largely offset by weakening demand for crude oil from China. In the last quarter, the Mexican economy grew by 0.8%...
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