GENEVA, April 16 (Reuters) - Global economic growth could slow to 2.3% as trade tensions and uncertainty drive a recessionary trend, the UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) agency said on Wednesday.

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Wed, April 16, 2025 Published on Apr. 15, 2025 Published on 2025-04-15T14:54:58+07:00 he discussion around strategies for achieving high economic growth has intensified following President Prabowo ...

However, global growth remains subdued at 2.6 percent, hindered by geopolitical tensions, China’s economic slowdown, and growing trade fragmentation. He said the Sub-Saharan Africa has seen ...

China's first-quarter economic growth outstripped expectations, underpinned by solid consumption and industrial output, but analysts fear momentum could shift sharply lower as U.S. tariffs pose ...

China has posted unexpectedly strong economic growth in the first three months of 2025, before the full force of US President Donald Trump’s tariffs took effect, and sent an upbeat message about ...

What is most problematic with Trump’s manufacturing obsession is that it ignores the real engine of U.S. economic growth — services. Indeed, when Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick declared ...

Trump's economic agenda roils financial markets and raises concerns about slowing U.S. economic growth. "Consumers are concerned about the inflationary effects of the tariffs hikes. They ...

Nigeria’s economic growth prospects in 2025 face a potential slowdown due to a newly imposed 14 per cent reciprocal tariff by the United States on Nigerian imports. This was indicated in the ...