These Are The World’s Fastest-Growing Economies In 2025 | ZeroHedge

Which economies are set to grow the fastest?

Using the latest IMF projections, this infographic, via Visual Capitalist's Marcus Lu, ranks the fastest growing economies in 2025, highlighting Africa and Asia as the top regions.

Oil Powering Economic Growth

The top economies in this ranking are heavily tied to the oil sector, meaning fluctuations in production can have a drastic effect on GDP.

See below for the raw data behind this graphic.

Let’s take a closer look at the top two.

South Sudan (+27.2%)

South Sudan’s GDP has fluctuated up and down in recent years due to an ongoing civil war that has thrown its population into extreme poverty.

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Higher For Longer With Tariffs, Port Fees, And German Spending | ZeroHedge

By Maartie Wijffelaars, senior eurozone economist at Rabobank

As expected, the BOE left its policy rate unchanged at 4.5% yesterday. The guidance was left untouched as it continues to pursue a “gradual and careful” approach, taking a meeting-by-meeting approach. In May, the MPC will take a closer look at the balance of risks: to what extent is policy uncertainty weighing on demand, and is there risk of fresh inflation persistence due to the current rise in the headline rate. This will (more…)

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Recession Canceled: US Industrial Production Jumps To Record High | ZeroHedge

With a recession-narrative-crushing gain of 0.7% MoM (better than the 0.2% MoM expected)…

Source: Bloomberg

…US Industrial production rose to an all-time record high in February…

Source: Bloomberg

Mfg output rose 0.9 percent, boosted by a jump of 8.5% in the index for motor vehicles and parts. The output of manufacturing excluding motor vehicles and parts increased 0.4% .

Source: Bloomberg

Manufacturing output rose 0.9% in (more…)

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