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Standard Chartered Bank’s Global Outlook indicates that global markets remain optimistic despite persistent inflation concerns. Central banks have signaled continued support for economic growth through rate cuts. Analysts project a positive year for equity markets, with bond yields climbing steadily. Investors are expected to balance risk and caution in 2025, keeping a close eye on inflation as a key factor shaping monetary policy.
US market to dictate economic outlook globally
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