Ministers information reviews the analysis of the Fitch Agency for the global economic sectors during 2025
The Information and Decision Support Center in the Council of Ministers has highlighted the report issued by the American agency, entitled & quot; the prospects for global industries for the year 2025- Mid-year update & quot; which indicated that the agency’s expectations for 2025 will witness with its end an abundance in agricultural supplies and pressure on oil and gas prices, with limited growth in cars and infrastructure, and challenges to banks by doing Low benefit, and the decline in commodity prices against high minerals, while consumption and tourism tend to recover gradually amid geopolitical and commercial risks, with the emergence of the role of renewable energy, logistics and pharmaceutical industries in shaping the features of the global economy. Global supplies of grains during the year 2025, which will prevent significant rates of prices. The US Department of Agriculture expected wheat imports to decline by 15.7% and corn by 31.6% for the 2024/2025 season, in addition to strong production of major producers.
& nbsp; And & quot; OPEC+& quot;, which will increase the prices on prices. Global demand remains unconfirmed by the effects of the trade war and inflation, despite the stable economic growth and the increase in demand for fuel.
& nbsp; The major, while the growth of oil production in the United States is likely to slow down due to market conditions. The high risk is a major danger in the markets that depend on the United States of America, as the prices of car components will increase and press manufacturers, which in turn will try to pass costs to consumers. Emerging markets turn into a pivotal in the adoption of electric vehicles, supported by developments in batteries technology, while manufacturers focus on flexible production strategies to adapt to the stagnation of demand in major markets. Certainty resulting from customs duties and political pressure from the complexity of expectations. Interest and acquisition activity is increasing at the local level and between medium -sized banks, while the cross -border mergers in Europe remain unprocessed. The interest in digital assets and cryptocurrencies also witnesses a significant growth that opens new revenue sources, but it exposes banks to regulatory and cyber risks.
& nbsp; And retail, global spending will witness the first real growth in the years of inflationary pressure 2022-2024, but pre-pandemic levels will not return before 2026. Consumers focus on basic commodities due to high prices, with a noticeable growth in Asia and the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, compared to slowing down in the United States of America, stumbling in Western Europe and gradually recovery in sub-Saharan Africa. However, the sector faces challenges from high customs duties, inflation and geopolitical tensions. The state of Trump is likely to perform the state of Trump & quot; The second to major changes in the construction sector within the United States of America and outside, while regional tensions in the Middle East and North Africa may contribute and international demand for biomedics in sub -Saharan Africa in promoting the development of alternative logistical corridors.
& nbsp; And relying on alternative methods. Investments in the strategic wild lanes increase the flexibility of supply chains between Asia and Europe, while they will affect the demand for air charging. China, South Korea and Japan will dominate the shipbuilding sector with increased demand, while Western markets will remain tied. Logistics in Asia will also accelerate the support of artificial intelligence and robots. Financial pressure on manufacturers. Tensions between the United States of America and China are likely to create separate supply chains, with clinical trial activities declining and increasing China’s share. Although global solar power increases by 16% to 2,200 gigawatts, this growth is slower than previous years. The distributed solar energy will become a major factor in maintaining the growth of the sector, while the problems of the batteries and the insecurity of demand will lead to negative pricing phenomena that limit the investments.
& nbsp; 2019. Although armed conflicts and commercial wars will affect some markets, the stability of the global economy and the growth of consumer spending will give the sector positive prospects, with an increasing trend towards digitization in visa requests and the use of artificial intelligence to enhance tourism flows.
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