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2025 Q1 Outlook: Reshuffling the World Order


31 Dec 2024

Year 2024 was an impressive year for risk asset returns, as the global economy had been able to strike between a balance of easing inflation and growth, despite rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and government debts. In 2024, inflation was on cooling track to central bank targets, GDP growth proved strong, corporate profit growth accelerated, and central banks cut policy rates. Global stocks returned 20%-plus, global multi-asset portfolios returned 10%-plus while bonds gained. In 2025, the results of elections around the world will impact the direction of tax policy, trade policy, immigration policy, sovereign debt and deficits.



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