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Examining the impact of the US election on trade policy, how will the two candidates would approach trade and diplomatic ties between China and the US, and what risks companies should prepare for in advance of a potential second Trump term?

In EIU’s May 2024 Global Outlook video, editorial director for the Middle East and Africa, Pratibha Thaker, and principal economist, Benedict Craven, discuss the current status and prospects for African debt.

On April 19th the US government imposed sanctions on a leading Israeli right‑wing extremist and two entities accused of raising funds for the handful of West Bank settlers who had already been sanctioned by US authorities earlier in the year.

Momentum will be behind Russia in 2024, with Russia now in a position to make slow but significant territorial gains in Ukraine.

South Korea’s economy recorded a 1.3% expansion from the previous quarter in January-March; this was the strongest quarterly growth registered since the last quarter of 2021.

EIU’s latest report provides expert insights and critical trends within the Middle East, empowering you to make informed and strategic decisions.

The highly publicised and controversial ruling has brought the debate over reproductive rights back into national focus, giving Democrats a strategically important opening ahead of November’s competitive presidential and congressional elections.

EIU forecasts oil prices will continue to trade at nearly US$90/b for at least the next few months. This will lift inflationary pressures in many countries at a time when their currencies are losing ground against the dollar.

UAE interest in East Africa has grown as the country tries to develop commercial links and secure access across the strategic Bab al‑Mandab strait in the Red Sea.

EIU’s latest report assesses the likelihood of five critical risks and outlines the economic repercussions these scenarios would have on global operating environments.

Caribbean financial systems have experienced more damage to correspondent banking relationships (CBRs) than has been the case in other regions, owing to the fallout from the international fight against financial crime.